6 NEW ES2023 Array Methods with React + TypeScript Examples

In this video I showcase 6 new array methods available in ES2023.

Learn more:

[adarshchhokar]

Finally this is the content style i wanted from you! Cant wait for the new stuff

[DipamSen]

Loved the new slightly edited-down style!

[sharpdotexe]

I always come back to ur vids because u just have such an unique way of explaining. Keep up the great work.

[rct]

This video format is awesome thank you for doing this.

[VerySadBatman]

I've learned so much from this channel! Props to you CJ

[donnyroufs]

Not sure what to think of the new non-mutating array methods e.g. toSpliced, toSorted... In that case, they could literally add a method called "clone()" or something in that trend which would give you the same results e.g. Array.clone().sort()

[vancouver_island_tech]

To quickly go to the definition of a function, can you not just ctrl + click the function name? Or is this some extension I installed that I've completely forgotten about... 🤔 I saw you right clicking and selecting "go to definition" and it had me wondering.

Awesome video! You're right - I do like your short form videos, too. 🙃 They're pretty great!

[Ali-scdh]

Great video, such a nice format !
Juste one thing I didn't get : What's the difference between `splice` and `toSpliced` since both of them are returning a copy of the original array

[carlosduran]

Bad firefox and typescript. They (and many times Safari too) usually are blocking new features for the web.

[oyesaurabh]

can you please give me your vscode theme.

[hashcode]

GreatJob

_.update also was a good alternative for with

[kuldeepdhaka]

That was the best one I seen in a while, great content, an idea is to explain how types.d.ts works and use this example for natives ass well or a graphql example. 👌👌👌👌 still remember how you explained Win + .(dot) for emojis

[caterpilar]

those `toSorted` methods looks unneceserry
why won't you just do `[...someArray].reverse()` or whatever you need?
It's easier to read, you instatly get and idea and you don't need to google new fancy method