Category: Javascript
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Closures vs Private in TypeScript: If We Have private and #, Why Do We Still Need Closures?
When TypeScript gets converted to JavaScript, the private keyword is not preserved as a JavaScript runtime privacy mechanism.
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Crazy prototypes in JavaScript
Managing prototypes manually feels heavy on your head because you are forced to write fragmented code across different lines, whereas classes let us group everything inside a single, clean block.
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In JavaScript, Variables Don’t Have Types — Values Do
While studying JavaScript deeply, I came across an idea explained by Kyle Simpson in You Don’t Know JS: Variables don’t have types. Values have types. At first, this statement feels counter-intuitive, especially if you come from languages like Java, C++, or TypeScript. But understanding this concept is crucial for truly grasping how JavaScript works. Let’s…