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The title might make it sound like there is only a joke waiting for you here (an SEO desaster, I know). Sorry to disappoint. This post is actually about JavaScript's logical assignment operators introduced in ES2021.
In CSS, pseudo-classes like :hover and :first-child apply styles mostly based on an element's state or position. There are also "functional pseudo-classes", among which :not is the oldest and very likely still the most well-known.
In my previous article on recursion and backtracking, we delved into a coding kata, exploring both a pure recursive solution and a dynamic programming approach.
Recently, I was working on a coding kata. Early on, I started thinking that a potential solution could involve using recursion, a concept that involves a function calling itself.
Andrea Giammarchi aka WebReflection is a very prolific open source creator. Even if you don't know him or one of his projects (yet), you might have used some of his work.