JavaScript Object Copying Guide: Shallow vs Deep Copying Techniques Explained

JavaScript Object Copying Guide: Shallow vs Deep Copying Techniques Explained

JavaScript developers need to master object copying for data manipulation. Shallow copies share references, affecting original data. Creating them involves Object.assign() or the spread operator. Deep copies create independent data by recursively copying properties, and methods like JSON.parse() and lodash cloneDeep() are used. Best practices include understanding differences and considering performance implications.

Back-to-School Organisation Ideas for Students and Parents

Back-to-school season brings a whirlwind of activity, but with early organization and the right tools, the transition can be smooth. Tackle clutter with storage solutions like shelves, dividers, and organizers. Dedicate a weekend to deep cleaning, establish morning routines, and create a dedicated homework zone. Embrace technology for scheduling and learning.
Extracting Property Names from DTOs with TypeScript: A How-To Guide

Extracting Property Names from DTOs with TypeScript: A How-To Guide

This blog post explains a method for extracting property names from Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) and converting them into arrays by using TypeScript decorators. DTOs are used to transfer data between application layers. By applying the CollectKeys decorator to each property, property names are collected in a static array, allowing for dynamic retrieval and manipulation.