Man this general is never around always :(
Anyways I wish I knew what to work on.

is using the spread operator like this a normal practice in javascript?

const LocationDefinition = (def = {}) =>
({
  Name: "",
  PersonalName: "",
  Parent: "",
  Image: "",
  Description: "",
  Exits: [],
  OnEnter: () => {},
  ...def
});

const RoomA = LocationDefinition(
{
  Name: "Room A"
});

>t. c++ dev

>>109595855
Yes it makes array operations less painful

>>109595855

({
  Name: "",
  PersonalName: "",
  Parent: "",
  Image: "",
  Description: "",
  Exits: [],
  OnEnter: () => {},
  ...def
});

can anyone explain the () arround the function? what's the use?

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>been working as frontend dev for 6 years
>now all I do use use claude, "read" and aprove PRs
It was fun, and these threads helped me a lot whenI was learning.

>>109596078
It uses the implicit return so you don't have to do something like

const LocationDefinition = (def = {}) => {
  return {
    ...
  }
}

>>109596244
how long until it will be illegal to code by hand because that'll be considered harmful & unsafe?

>>109596244
gotcha, would swear never seen this before

>>109596244
what helped you specifically?

>>109596853
Besides some anons being helpful when I made some stupid questions the resources listed at OP are really good.
When I got started I kind of fell in tutorial hell like lots of people, watching youtube videos or checking udemy courses. Well then I read literally everything related to HTML, CSS and JS on MDN, then CSSTrick (dead now I think) and javascript.info. Those proved to be vastly superior to any video I watched. Also the JS part of those resources provided me to with a deep understanding of the language which then allowed me to understand other libraries like Vue, React or Lit with realative ease.

Here is your framework
https://www.onlinegdb.com/AY5GT1Fjn

>>109596244
>>been working as frontend dev for 6 years
>>now all I do use use claude, "read" and aprove PRs
>It was fun, and these threads helped me a lot whenI was learning.
Same here, but only 4 years. Dark days ahead for us webshitters.

>>109597103
nice nice