00:03:17 Zac Gordon: https://javascriptforwp.com/courses/js-for-wp-bootcamp-sept-dec-2019/ 00:03:25 Zac Gordon: https://javascriptforwp.com/courses/js-for-wp-bootcamp-sept-dec-2019/sections/week-4-advanced-topics-in-javascript/ 00:04:32 José Abreu: Zac I have dedicated this week to revisited the simple and complex data exercises. I will start with the videos tonight. 00:09:04 José Abreu: Ok Zac thank you so much 00:14:06 Jim Reevior: In a conf room. 00:15:08 Jim Reevior: So, I’m going to type. I fell ill over the weekend, so my progress came to a standstill. I’ve been working on the UI Library and will hit the videos this weekend. 00:15:23 Patrizia "Pea": Wow! Look at all those games!! <3 00:17:30 Zac Gordon: https://babeljs.io/docs/en/options 00:17:34 Zac Gordon: "module" - Parse the file using the ECMAScript Module grammar. Files are automatically strict, and import/export statements are allowed. 00:17:38 Zac Gordon: "script" - Parse the file using the ECMAScript Script grammar. No import/export statements allowed, and files are not in strict mode. 00:19:27 Jim Reevior: Sure thing. 00:25:23 nelson nakano: Var is Global, Let and Const are not? 00:26:08 Zac Gordon: for( let post of posts ) { 00:26:09 Zac Gordon: } 00:26:25 Zac Gordon: for( let post in posts ) {
} 00:26:42 Michael Fienen: const values can't be modified (though they can be extended) 00:27:22 Michael Fienen: You can't recast it? 00:27:33 Zac Gordon: Reassign 00:27:41 Zac Gordon: const name = `you` 00:27:48 Zac Gordon: name = `me` 00:28:03 Zac Gordon: Immutability 00:28:33 Michael Fienen: That is totally what I meant, I assure you. 00:28:37 Michael Fienen: :D 00:29:01 nelson nakano: You can’t use “thjis" 00:29:10 Jim Reevior: Scope. 00:29:26 Jim Reevior: Arrow functions have to return 00:29:27 Michael Fienen: Arrow functions aren't lifted 00:29:51 Zac Gordon: const func = () => `returnme` 00:30:04 Zac Gordon: function returnMe() { 00:30:13 Zac Gordon: return `me` 00:30:14 Zac Gordon: } 00:30:30 Zac Gordon: Hoisted 00:32:35 nelson nakano: still getting use to Arrow function 00:32:51 Chris Falzone: They are not Perl One-liners, so there’s that 00:33:02 Michael Fienen: I definitely understand arrow functions much better now. I've sorted out some of the indiosyncracies like when to use parentheses and not, and stuff like that. 00:33:55 Michael Fienen: It's easy to find examples of stuff on StackOverflow, but no one ever explains the WHY behind some of the syntax. 00:38:46 nelson nakano: No too familiar with WP api 00:39:05 Chris Falzone: other than knowing it exists, that is all 00:40:42 Chris Falzone: What was the free WP Hosting you mentioned? 00:40:56 Patrizia "Pea": Pantheon 00:40:57 Zac Gordon: Pantheon.io 00:44:46 José Abreu: Sounds good to me. (And scary :p) 00:45:08 nelson nakano: Thank you 00:45:10 José Abreu: Thanks zac