It would be great to have a screenshot here of the aftermath of trying to click the add button, only to have the form submission occur.

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #46 (comment)

I really want to bring up closure binding again. I think it's ok to skip it here, since if we squint at this, we can convince ourselves that we're just looking at a funny looking class. But eventually closure semantics wind up rearing their head and ordering can become an issue (especially with useCallback dependencies).

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #38 (comment)

We could consider doing this in a loop, which I find a little more compelling and would challenge the reader to do some research about for/of. But it would require some rework to the following passages.

for (const operator of [multiply, add]) {
  const result = calculate(7, 6, operator);
  console.log('Our final result from calculate is:', result);
}

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #8 (comment)

If it were up to me, I'd have made the #crabCount element just hold the number itself, rather than having to add the label each time the value updates.

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #14 (comment)

From reading I've done in the past, technically this is an anonymous function, and it's only through interpreter convention that it looks for the assignment to a variable to try an associate a name with the function, largely to aid with debugging. We can see in other situations that (passing a new function expression as an expression to another function) that the name property will not be populated. Consider:

const pn = function(fn) { console.log(fn.name); };
pn(pn);  // prints "pn". Not standard, but everything does it 🤷 
pn(function(){});  // prints ""

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #7 (comment)

Web Browsers and Structuring Content merged into one unit. Need to parent them under the same folder and rename assets according to convention.

Should the last post be by Audrey Tang instead? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audrey_Tang
I found the cited quote on this blog: https://pugs.blogs.com/pugs/2014/04/programming-languages-and-rails-girls.html
The profile link goes to the typepad profile of Audrey Tang: https://profile.typepad.com/audreyt

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #37 (comment)

There's a typo in the part explaining Prettier config file

Is it supposed to say [javascript] before the code block?

prettier ignore comments around the js blocks are needed throughout

Originally posted by @anselrognlie in #15 (comment)

For C16, it would be better to bring back Linked Lists, remove Dynamic Programming.

Divide and Conquer probably seems reasonable to keep?

@CheezItMan @anselrognlie

"whether," not "if"

Sofia's app, starting in the "State and Event Handling" topic