
Classes in JavaScript: An Introduction
An article that provides a beginner‑friendly introduction to classes in JavaScript, explaining what they are, how they work, and how to use them in your code.
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Front‑end web development is my personal niche, it is the art of creating visual and interactive elements for a website, including layout, design, and interactivity, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about Front‑End Development. This is an area I have worked with for many years, and it has been a regular subject in my writing. There are four hundred articles collected together for you below.

An article that provides a beginner‑friendly introduction to classes in JavaScript, explaining what they are, how they work, and how to use them in your code.

Comparing arrays in JavaScript is trickier than it first looks. This guide covers reference equality, value comparison, and practical alternatives.

Write safer JavaScript for older browsers by checking support, avoiding fragile assumptions, containing failures, and keeping core interactions usable.

IIFEs were a common JavaScript pattern before modern modules took over. This guide explains what they do, why they existed, and when they still appear.

call, apply, and bind in JavaScriptUnderstand call, apply, and bind in JavaScript, including this context, argument passing, borrowed methods, invocation differences, and practical use.

Append and prepend array items in JavaScript with push(), unshift(), spread syntax, mutation trade‑offs, return values, and cleaner update patterns.

The JavaScript prototype chain underpins inheritance, enabling object property sharing. Here, I explore its workings, property searching, and quirks.

A practical overview of JavaScript build tools and module formats, covering globals, CommonJS, AMD, Browserify, bundling, and project trade‑offs.

Type coercion in JavaScript explained clearly, including implicit vs. explicit conversion, equality surprises, string concatenation, and number casting.

Use CommonJS modules in JavaScript with require() and module.exports, covering Node.js origins, browser bundling, limitations, and ES module comparison.

Find the best web developer near you in Brighton, Sussex, or London. This guide covers what to look for, from technical skills to communication and aftercare.

Controlled vs. uncontrolled components in React explained with form examples, refs, validation trade‑offs, and why each approach suits different jobs.

this Changes in JavaScript Event Handlers and MethodsUnderstand why this changes in JavaScript methods and event handlers, including call sites, arrow functions, bind(), event objects, and context bugs.
forEach and for...ofWith the introduction of the new JavaScript standard ES6, there are some new and interesting ways to loop through data, which I discuss here today.

Asynchronous Module Definition explained, including AMD module loading, define(), dependency handling, CommonJS, ES modules, and modern relevance.

Keep jQuery plugin usage maintainable with clear wrappers, option defaults, event names, lifecycle checks, CSS boundaries, ownership, and update notes.

Callbacks are a core part of JavaScript, even if promises get more attention now. This guide explains how they work and where they still show up.

Primitive vs. reference types in JavaScript explained clearly, including copying behaviour, mutation, equality, and why arrays and objects surprise beginners.