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@VisualStudio please help me solve this problem dev.to/instinct/worki…

Hey, @semanticui I searched a lot but still could not find this. How can I center items inside a ui container?

"#discuss Which is the best online LIVE course out there for learning DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS?" by @uInstinctdev #DEVCommunity dev.to/instinct/discu…

@CodeNewbies @iain_freestone Honestly, I was looking for this code.

"You can detect whether a user is looking at your page or is currently on another tab using onvisibilitychange and visibilityState." OOOO this is pretty cool, @iain_freestone! #DEVCommunity x #CodeNewbie dev.to/iainfreestone/…

@oSocode @JolanHuyvaert There were so many applications this year and a very few selected. It is not nice of @oSocode to select those who have already participated. 😪

@JolanHuyvaert We're happy to have you again! See you at #osoc20! 😎

@rowdymehul Well done! Can you tell which course you went for and also how I can get this certificate?

✅ AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate #awscloud #awscertified #learnfromhome #quarantinelearning #cloudcomputing #cloud #aws

@rdegges Can you tell me how can I use 'client-sessions' in a cross-origin manner? I mean how can I set sessions on a static webpage (where user logs in) through API (which logs in the user). I am using node+express and 'client-sessions'.

@rdegges Your videos on authentication are super cool.

@jthegedus I guess you have disabled the 'receive messages' option.

@uInstinctdev You can dm me on Twitter

@jthegedus Your repo : github.com/jthegedus/fire… is amazing codeburst.io/express-js-on-… just solved a problem of mine Thanks a lot! Just one thing: I had some questions which I wanted to clear with you if I could direct message you on twitter.

@jthegedus Do you use any messenger app? Like Instagram, Facebook, Telegram

@uInstinctdev Happy to answer questions here

Can somebody explain why these are true? ''''==0;//true '''==[];//true 0==[];//true @getify #javascript #Question

Just like this: function foo (x) { x.push(4); console.log(x); x.length=0; x.push(4,5,6,7); console.log(x); } var a = [1,2,3]; foo(a); console.log(a) //OUTPUT VM102:3 (4) [1, 2, 3, 4] VM102:7 (4) [4, 5, 6, 7] VM102:12 (4) [4, 5, 6, 7] undefined @getify

a and x both should update. right? function foo (x) { x.push(4); console.log(x); x=[4,5,6]; x.push(7); console.log(x); } var a = [1,2,3]; foo(a); console.log(a) //THIS IS THE OUTPUT VM23:3 (4) [1, 2, 3, 4] VM23:7 (4) [4, 5, 6, 7] VM23:12 (4) [1, 2, 3, 4] undefined @getify

@getify What happens if we do this (see "marked")? if(!Obj.create) { Obj.create=function(o){ function F(){} F.prototype=o; return F(); // "mark" what happens here (I am not returning new F();) }; }

@getify Please can you tell me why that 'demo' got printed? See the "?"

@uInstinctdev I dunno for sure what Chrome is doing there, but here's my guess: "prototype" is the public `.prototype` property of that function, whereas "<prototype>" is the internal "[[Prototype]]" linkage of that function to its __proto__

@getify Can you help me understand how 1 and 2 are different? Also why does 'demo' get printed in the console although I did not call it?

@getify Okay. I got it <prototype> is the chain prototype linkage which can be traversed while prototype is just the property on Foo(). Well, it's not chrome but Firefox Developer Edition. :P

When is the Object.defineProperty() more useful than the simple assignment (=) operator? @getify