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24/11/2017
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Black Friday Discount , Web Dev news, VueJS & Frontend Love Conference 2018

By Raymon S | Podcast | No Comments

This podcast episode is all about Black Friday, Web Dev news and the VueJS & Frontend Love Conference 2018 in Amsterdam!

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17/11/2017
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VueJS Conference, Frontend Love Conference, Web Development News

By Raymon S | Podcast | No Comments

In this episode, I will talk about the new Mr Frontend Online Class, Frontend Love Conference, VueJS Conference and some Web Dev News from these past weeks!

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24/10/2017
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JavaScript basics: How to add and remove elements with Vanilla JavaScript

By Raymon S | JavaScript | No Comments

This time we are going to add and remove HTML elements to our page with Vanilla JavaScript. With the createElement, createTextNode & removeChild.

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20/10/2017
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🎧 Mr Frontend Podcast #1 – The JavaScript Framework War

By Raymon S | Podcast | No Comments

This podcast I talk about the JavaScript Framework war. Learning Vanilla JavaScript VS a JavaScript framework has first method.

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17/10/2017
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JavaScript basics: 2 ways to get child elements with JavaScript

By Raymon S | JavaScript | No Comments

In jQuery, it is super easy to get the child elements of a parent HTML element. But do you know how it works with Vanilla JavaScript? Today I want to show you 2 ways how you can use Vanilla JavaScript to get the child elements, even when you don’t know…

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13/10/2017
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jQuery does not help you learn JavaScript

By Raymon S | Advices | No Comments

Be aware that this blog post is my opinion, based on my own experience. So it is possible that you won’t agree with that and that is okay. If you want to give your vision about this topic, please do it in the comments 😉. Video jQuery is a JavaScript…

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10/10/2017
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JavaScript basics: Select one or multiple HTML elements

By Raymon S | JavaScript | No Comments

I’m a big fan of learning Vanilla JavaScript instead of jQuery. I want to show how easy the querySelector() and querySelectorAll() are! (video included).

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29/09/2017
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📹 3 ways to loop over Object properties with Vanilla JavaScript (ES6 included)

By Raymon S | JavaScript | 3 Comments

It happens a lot that you need to loop over an Array with JavaScript Objects! But sometimes you just don’t know what kind of properties that Object has. Lucky we are that JavaScript offers a few ways of looping over JavaScript Object properties.

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17/03/2017
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#SpiceUpJSExercise: Build a todo app with Vanilla JavaScript

By Raymon S | SpiceUpJSExercise | No Comments

A lot of people have asked to help them grow in their JavaScript skills. But the only way to do it is by using JavaScript properly and get feedback on the code you’ve written. With #SpiceUpJSExercise we go back2basics with Vanilla JavaScript! Why? Because if you want to grow your…

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15/03/2017
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Mr Frontend weekly sharing #54

By Raymon S | Mr Frontend weekly link sharing | No Comments

Share to grow! I want to continue with the topic of last Mr Frontend weekly sharing (Ask for feedback to grow), growing in your skillset. Growing is in every job very important so this short message if not only to the people that doing web development. Sharing will help you grow,…

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