Sounds a bit like overkill to me:
var decimal = require('dec-to-binary')
console.log(decimal.decimal("10"));
Instead of:
console.log(parseInt("10").toString(2))
Or if you expect really large numbers:
console.log(BigInt("10").toString(2))
Seems to be python focussed instead of JS.
The author is looking for a cheap solution for validating solutions to coding problems.
Instead of using a (cloud based) backend one could also look at validating solutions in the browser e.g. using something like https://skulpt.org/ or https://github.com/iodide-project/pyodide
Nice tutorial!
One bug though because of setting the id of new todo's to the length of the array.
Try adding todo's A and B , then remove A and add C
now try to remove C watch how B is removed ;-)
clickbait title as the article does not proclaim a winner.
The article is missing one important point: using node.js both front-end and back-end can use the same language and tools which takes away the mental shift when working on both.
Sounds a bit like overkill to me: var decimal = require('dec-to-binary') console.log(decimal.decimal("10")); Instead of: console.log(parseInt("10").toString(2)) Or if you expect really large numbers: console.log(BigInt("10").toString(2))