The .at() method - Unleash the Power of JavaScript Updates

There's nothing convenient about changing to it, but a must use feature in ECMAScript 2022 is the .at() method! How is "at" different than charAt? Or how is it different than bracket notation? Why would you want to use it? (If you are coming from Python or R you will be very excited) .Join Rob on Javascript Tuesday as he delves into the advantages of using .at() for arrays and strings over bracket notation, slice, and charAt(). Say goodbye to cumbersome coding with .at() and start writing better JavaScript today! Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful updates on ECMAScript and JavaScript improvements.

0:00 - Introduction
0:40 - What is the point of this...
2:00 - The Docs (and the point)
3:30 - Negative indices that work!
4:00 - Goodbye .length - 1
5:50 - Use it!

[Chameleonll]

Nice video, you just earned your 1000th subscriber! :)

[andreaswagner_dev]

Short and valuable. You have my subscription 🙏🏼

[Suraj.]

got to learn a new thing today thanks .

[JPeetjuh]

Fine explanation, but it could've fit in 3 minutes.