What is JavaScript
JavaScript is a higher-level programming language, meaning it is designed to be easy to read and write, and abstracts away complex low level tasks.
JavaScript is a higher-level programming language, meaning it is designed to be easy to read and write, and abstracts away complex low level tasks.
Some TypeScript can appear extremely complex. This snippet I discovered is particularly unwelcoming. Let's break it down into bite sized pieces to understand what's going on.
The purpose of text in a HTML page can be described by the element used. The button element tells automated machines that the text is a button. But what if there is no element that adequately describes the text? This is what ARIA is for.
Wrapping each bit of text on the page is a HTML element. There are many types of elements available, each with a unique ability.