In my last stream-of-consciousness blog post on learning React from scratch, I began working my way through ReactJS.org's tutorial. I built my firs...
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I really appreciate your approach here Andrew. Fun to read and as an experienced JavaScript developer your stream of consciousness provides insight into how I can help better train new javascript developers. Nice work!
Glad to be helpful, Wes! Let me know if there's anything in particular that you'd like to know as I'm going through the tutorials.
That comma wasn't a typo - Javascript (like many scripting languages) allows a comma at the end of a list like that. It's great for when you add another item to the list (or, in this case, another property to an object). Python, which you probably did a bit of in Physics, allows the same.
It's a bit of an odd case, because JSON - which is Javascript syntax, after all - doesn't allow it.
Ha, like this style of writing, at least it makes me feel not too dumb, because a lot of the things you wonder would be things I would as well. Cool!