JavaScript Array with() Method (new in ES 2023)

[@fieryscorpion]

That was an excellent summary of .with(). Your teaching style is second to none.
Thank you!
Would you also make videos/books on .NET and Java/ Spring Boot?

[@deborah_kurata]

Thank you very much!
I did one .NET/C# video and it didn't get many views. But maybe I'll try again?
Sorry to say that I don't know Java/Spring Boot.
Thanks again!

[@fieryscorpion]

@@deborah_kurata Thank you.
After .NET community sees your videos, they’ll be hooked! 😀

[@deborah_kurata]

@@fieryscorpion That is kind of you to say. Thank you!

[@dg-cg5gi]

Any chance for a long video on Angular 17 enhancements? Like a similar course that you have on Pluralsight? Would love to watch that and learn!

[@OCEMTechZone]

🎉

[@danielabonvini]

Hi Deborah, great video as always!
I was wondering: is with() almost the same as toSpliced() with the only difference the fact that you can't optionally select only a part of the array to copy instead of all the elements?

[@deborah_kurata]

Thanks!
with() is being focused on changing one element. toSpliced() is more flexible and allows for removing items, replacing one element with multiple elements, and inserting new elements

[@attoumak]

They could have chosen an explicit name, why naming it with() instead of replace() 😞

[@deborah_kurata]

Yeah, it would have been interesting to have been in that conversation! 😄

[@StephenRayner]

Please stop using let 😢😂… you will have all these people coding immutable which is not good unless it’s needed.
Use const

[@deborah_kurata]

Let's think though this a moment.
Say I have an array bound to a UI element. Let's call that variable "ages".
If I want to modify that array *and* have it appear updated in the UI, I need to change that same variable to a new array. I can do that in an *immutable* way by creating a new array and assigning it to that same variable. To change the variable, I need a "let".

[@עומרלובקו]

MY IDOL

[@deborah_kurata]

😊

[@richarddefortune1329]

Great as usually

[@deborah_kurata]

Thank you!

[@ashishnayak2666]

Awesome explanation 👏

[@deborah_kurata]

Thank you 🙂

[@dee.s.4513]

Deborah, please zoom in on your code text. And, more JS videos please.

[@deborah_kurata]

Thank you for the suggestions!