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Daily Issue #61

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class MyWebComponent extends HTMLElement {
    renderCSS = () => `<style>
        /* Component CSS */
    </style>`;

    connectedCallback() {
        // Opt into the Shadow DOM
        this.attachShadow({ mode: 'open' });

        // Create a wrapper for the component & add to the Shadow DOM
        const wrapper = document.createElement('div');
        wrapper.setAttribute('class', 'wrapper');
        this.shadowRoot.appendChild(wrapper);

        // Render the component's HTML
        wrapper.innerHTML = `
            ${this.renderCSS()}
            <!-- Component HTML -->
        `;
    }
}

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A system's state is its current configuration and how it functions. A state shift occurs when a system undergoes a fundamental change in its core attributes and behaviors, often rendering old ways of operating obsolete.

💻 CODE SNIPPET OF THE DAY

Using JavaScript Records for Immutable Data Structures

Problem: I needed an immutable, lightweight structure for storing and accessing data in JavaScript without worrying about accidental changes.

Solution: By using the Record syntax (#{}), I created an immutable data structure, where properties cannot be altered after definition. This example demonstrates creating a record and accessing its properties.

let record = #{
  id: 1,
  name: "JavaScript",
  year: 2024
};

console.log(record.name); // Output: JavaScript

Keywords: JavaScript Record, immutable data structure, JavaScript immutability, Record and Tuple proposal, fixed data in JavaScript, proposed ECMAScript feature, frozen objects alternative

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