One of the most common actions is filtering an array to get some of the values of the array. Luckily javascript has a nice method for this. The filter() method. With the following array of car brands we want to filter out the German brand. const carBrands = [ { brand: 'BMW', origin: 'Germany' }, { brand: 'Fiat', origin: 'Italy' }, { brand: 'Mercedes Benz', origin: 'Germany' }, { brand: 'Ford', origin: 'USA' } ] A snippet from a post templateTo

When I started building this website I wanted the titles of the blog pages to be clickable. When you click on it the page url will be copied to the clipboard. This is a handy feature and for anyone who is also looking for this functionality, this is how i have done it. In your javascript create a textarea element. Then assign the string you want to copy to the clipboard as the value of the textarea. When the element has a value it should be appended to the dom. The select the text inside this

My website is build on Nuxt.js and initially it had no managed content so I used the generate function of nuxt and it created a nice dist folder with my static files. I could host these files on an old school ftp server and everything worked perfect and fast. So far so good. After a while I thought it would it would be nice to tell my development experiences. This meant building a blog, the very same one you are reading right now. I started researching my options and got t