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🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 New in ES2019, we have a .flat() method to flatten these types of chunked arrays.

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