There was a time whenXMLHttpRequestwas used to make API requests. It didn’t include Promises, and it didn’t make for clean JavaScript code. Using jQuery, you could use the cleaner syntax ofjQuery.ajax(). Now, JavaScript has its own built-in way to make API requests. This is the Fe...
This article is inspired by a great piece by Anton Kosykh,How to write and build JS libraries in 2018. It has some great visual examples which are definitely worth to check out. As a frontend engineer, I have a slightly different perspective on the topic of libraries building. I’ll try...
JavaScript support was first introduced in Oracle 21c specifically targeting Application Express developers, allowing them to use an additional programming languge. In Oracle 23c the feature set has been greatly expanded to include the creation of JavaScript ES Modules (ESM for ECMAScrip...
While developing a JavaScript application, you must have gone through situations where you needed to import functionality from another module. You may have wondered about the different ways you can import a module in JavaScript. Here comes this tutorial. In this tutorial, we will explore the metho...
3. Import JavaScript Files Using AJAX with eval AJAX allows you to send and receive data from a server without reloading the page. You can use AJAX to import JavaScript files from another source and execute them in your web page. The basic idea is to use anXMLHttpRequestobject to fetch ...
Shraddha Paghdar Feb 02, 2024 React React Import This tutorial demonstrates the use of import/export (ES6 module) and default exports to import JavaScript files into ReactJS. Import JavaScript File Into ReactJS Using the native ES6 module system, we can include a JavaScript file in another ...
1. Import the Whole Lodash Library import _ from 'lodash'; Pros: Only one import line. Cons: It seems like the import of a whole Lodash library will lead to the largest bundle size. Less readable usage in the Javascript code. 2. Import Specific Methods Inside of Curly Brackets: import ...
Set Up: Import necessary libraries and define the GoogleSearchTest class. Initialize WebDriver: Set up ChromeDriver using WebDriverManager. Create an instance of ChromeDriver to interact with the browser. Navigate to Google: Open Google’s homepage. Maximize the browser window and set an implicit ...
How do you import libraries to a macro? EmEditor can import certain JavaScript libraries to macros if you are using the new V8 engine on EmEditor v22.1.0 or greater. Most browser-compatible libraries can be used in V8. See the “limitations” section for compatibility information....
You can also use require() to import your own custom modules or third-party libraries. CommonJS and ESM module formats Before diving deeper into the require() function, let's briefly discuss the two primary module formats used in JavaScript: CommonJS and ECMAScript Modules (ESM). CommonJS ...