It works with a dot too, so: exampl.e@protonmail.com == example@protonmail.com == e.xample@protonmail.com This is a good guide on how you can leverage this technique to identify which website you signed up for, and who…
Definitely helps if you're coming from an object-oriented language, and think of React components as classes. Helpful article to share with those first learning JS without OOP experience!
That's awesome Austin, will take a look and recommend it at my workplace.
It works with a dot too, so: exampl.e@protonmail.com == example@protonmail.com == e.xample@protonmail.com This is a good guide on how you can leverage this technique to identify which website you signed up for, and who…
Definitely helps if you're coming from an object-oriented language, and think of React components as classes. Helpful article to share with those first learning JS without OOP experience!
That's awesome Austin, will take a look and recommend it at my workplace.