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  1. Quora - A place to share knowledge and better understand the ...

    Quora is a place to gain and share knowledge. It's a platform to ask questions and connect with people who contribute unique insights and quality answers. This empowers people to learn from each other …

  2. How to delete instance of class in Javascript? : r ...

    When people visit my homepage, a function gets called which registers a new instance of the class User. But whether they close the page or lose connection some other way, how do I delete their …

  3. Using "delete" as a method name in a CRUD app. : r/javascript

    We often find ourselves creating some JavaScript object which is designed to interface with some CRUD API. The question is - how to name the method which performs the "DELETE" action? E.g. …

  4. how would you make a button that deletes itself? : r/webdev

    I want to code a button that deletes itself and its parent. i want multiple buttons to call this function so I can't use document.getElementById because I want to delete the button that is clicked. how would I …

  5. 'Undo' a remove () in javascript : r/web_design

    Using remove makes things a little more complicated, since you need to keep track of the data that you've removed and the location that it should be in reference the the data that's there and the data …

  6. delete button is deleting everything - html and javascript

    delete button is deleting everything - html and javascript when I dynamically create a li and add a delete button to it the delete button deletes all elments in the ul.

  7. r/learnjavascript on Reddit: Is delete operator useful?

    If you use delete on these objects, as a friend of mine puts it, you violate the assumptions of the hidden class. The engine is forced to create a new definition for the edited object.

  8. How do I make a class delete itself? : r/learnjavascript

    I'm trying to make this class instance kill itself on a trigger. It doesn't, I can use delete classInstance within the global scope, similarly…