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Which lib is it?

Also, do you want to use someone else's dev account to upload your app? That's suspicious as hell. The only reason to do that is if you know the app is against the rules of th...

You must also consider the architecture of existing code. Did you build your code around axios? Then it might be difficult to get rid of it. It makes sense to use axios and wh...

Reading directory content is already async, unless you are using the explicitly sync version of it (readDirSync). Do you mean "in parallel"?

Can you give an example of JSON that can modify prototypes?

..but not sending a response?

What does that have to do with the message you replied to?

The decorators in Angular does not follow the TS standard, which wasn't even finalized when Angular was made. This means Angular in its entirety can break if TS or ES defines ...

What do you mean by different results?

To see another more problematic scoping issue with var, run this code on any webpage. It replaces the entire contents with eight buttons. The first four are looped over using ...

Why do you need someone else to upload it with their account?

And you are using an updated browser? See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileSystemDirectoryHandle#browser_compatibility

But WHY are you doing that?

Now what's the value of myArry?

What do you want to simulate? "an api" could be anything

const Modal = ({ onClose }: ModalProps): JSX.Element => ( <dialog open onClose={onClose}> <h1>Modal</h1> <p>This is a modal</p> <button onClick={on...

Are you using it over HTTPS or on localhost?

1: Forget var even exists. var was deprecated 7 years ago. Use const or let instead. (This is the third time today I have to say this....) 2: Use classes instead of prototypes...

This, you mean? From the npm package's readme: io.on('connection', socket => { socket.emit('request', /* … */); // emit an event to the socket io.emit('broadcast', /* … */...

Are you implying fullstack devs don't do frontend?