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Episode 7 - Metaprogramming in JavaScript with Luis Atencio
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On this episode, I have a discussion with Luis Atencio, author of the Manning book "The Joy of JavaScript", about metaprogramming.
We cover the basic tools provided by the language, and when it's a good idea to go "all in" with this technique as well as when to avoid it.
Get in touch with Luis:
- Blog: https://medium.com/@luijar
- Twitter: @luijar
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Chapters
1. Episode 7 - Metaprogramming in JavaScript with Luis Atencio (00:00:00)
2. Meet Luis (00:01:10)
3. What is metaprogramming? (00:02:28)
4. Is JavaScript the most metaprogramming-friendly language? (00:06:08)
5. On proxies and reflect (00:08:05)
6. More about reflect (00:13:39)
7. About using Eval for metaprogramming (00:15:04)
8. Can we overdo metaprogramming? (00:18:15)
9. About "the Joy of JavaScript" (00:21:37)
10. The best advice he ever received (00:27:00)
11. His most exciting project (00:28:59)
12. One thing he regrets not knowing before starting to code (00:33:21)
13. Where can people find him (00:36:59)
37 episodes
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Manage episode 326002859 series 3339479
On this episode, I have a discussion with Luis Atencio, author of the Manning book "The Joy of JavaScript", about metaprogramming.
We cover the basic tools provided by the language, and when it's a good idea to go "all in" with this technique as well as when to avoid it.
Get in touch with Luis:
- Blog: https://medium.com/@luijar
- Twitter: @luijar
Get the book!
Check out "The Joy of JavaScript" and use this code to get a 35% discount during checkout: pod20minjs22
Review Us!
Don't forget to leave a review of the episode or the entire podcast on Podchasers!
Meet our host, OpenReplay:
OpenReplay is an open-source session replay suite, built for developers and self-hosted for full control over your customer data. If you're looking for a way to understand how your users interact with your application, check out OpenReplay.
Chapters
1. Episode 7 - Metaprogramming in JavaScript with Luis Atencio (00:00:00)
2. Meet Luis (00:01:10)
3. What is metaprogramming? (00:02:28)
4. Is JavaScript the most metaprogramming-friendly language? (00:06:08)
5. On proxies and reflect (00:08:05)
6. More about reflect (00:13:39)
7. About using Eval for metaprogramming (00:15:04)
8. Can we overdo metaprogramming? (00:18:15)
9. About "the Joy of JavaScript" (00:21:37)
10. The best advice he ever received (00:27:00)
11. His most exciting project (00:28:59)
12. One thing he regrets not knowing before starting to code (00:33:21)
13. Where can people find him (00:36:59)
37 episodes
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