A lot of reading for you this weekend, enjoy these reads from this week.
Many programming languages have one “non-value” called null. It indicates that a variable does not currently point to an object – for example, when it hasn’t been initialized yet.
In contrast, JavaScript has two such non-values: undefined and null. In this blog post, we examine how they differ and how to best use or avoid them.
A fairly opinionated article, but if you’re like me and starting out with TypeScript, this is a great read
This is a great book that takes a dive into tools that JavaScript developers use daily. It’s definitely worth your attention