Sarah Drasner shared her awesome Array Explorer tool on Twitter the other day. It’s design is pretty simple, and yet a powerful way to learn JavaScript arrays. What you do is pick a couple options from drop-down lists to find the right array method you need for a project.
🎁 A present for people learning JS! Finding the right array method can mean searching the docs one method at a time. I made this resource to help people quickly find what they need!
site: https://t.co/wTanUwhoJc
codepen: https://t.co/b6G5uzJBl2 pic.twitter.com/yFiyrrDaCV— Sarah Drasner (@sarah_edo) December 27, 2017
I still find arrays challenging and yet learning how to work with them in JavaScript is so important. If you’re still figuring this stuff out, definitely take a look at Array Explorer, bookmark it, and use it.
Sarah even made the code for Array Explorer available on GitHub so you can see how she put it together too.
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Cool! 🙂