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🔥 Safari will fire a submit event even if a form is invalid. Use .checkValidity() to stop submission if required inputs aren't satisfied.

🔥 Safari will fire a submit event even if a form is invalid. Use .checkValidity() to stop submission if required inputs aren't satisfied.

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🔥 Node 7.6 has async/await! Here is a quick run down on how async/await works:

🔥 Node 7.6 has async/await! Here is a quick run down on how async/await works:

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🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

🔥 Use `console.groupCollapsed()` and `console.groupEnd()` to group together and tuck away any logging you need to do

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🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

🔥 Use console.table() to log an array of objects in a tidy table 👌

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🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

🔥 Use console.dir(el) to see an element's properties + prototype instead of the element itself

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🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

🔥 Use ES6 destructuring to convert an array argument into variables when you define your function

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🔥 What's the deal with flexbox stretching images? Use align-self: center; on your <img> to fix.

🔥 What's the deal with flexbox stretching images? Use align-self: center; on your <img> to fix.

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