Open JustSteveKing opened 7 months ago
Hey, I would love to work on this. I have written one already
Hi @emee-dev, Could you please confirm the checklist in the pinned comment for us to review your article?
Ok let me do that
Hi @emee-dev, Could you please confirm the checklist in the pinned comment for us to review your article?
Hey how can I do this, by PR ??
[x] You accept our Code of Conduct. [x] My blog post is written in Google Docs and you have view permission. [x] I've included relevant visuals and examples to enhance understanding. [x] My content is original and AI-free. I've run a plagiarism check and can share the results. [x] I've commented on the issue with a table of contents outline (if applicable).
Table of Contents
I have improved the article to be less AI like, for some reason Quillbot says my code snippets are AI generated
Google doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WK4ho--WJk5u1v_gSy_hS65Ix9s6GRz9Ii-yUDiELZg/edit?usp=sharing
@Rahulkhinchi03 could you please have a look at this?
Hi @emee-dev, Your article is great!
Could you please also add: difference between promise.all and promise.allSettled?
Hi @emee-dev, Your article is great!
Could you please also add: difference between promise.all and promise.allSettled?
Alright once I get home I would
Hi @emee-dev, Your article is great!
Could you please also add: difference between promise.all and promise.allSettled?
I have made a new PR with the differences
Hi @emee-dev, Your article is great! Could you please also add: difference between promise.all and promise.allSettled?
Alright once I get home I would
Here is the link to the doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WK4ho--WJk5u1v_gSy_hS65Ix9s6GRz9Ii-yUDiELZg/edit?usp=sharing
Title
Mastering async/await in JavaScript
Brief
Write an article walking through how to efficiently handle async/await in JavaScript or TypeScript.
Guidelines:
Content Preparation:
Plagiarism Check:
Ensure your content is original by checking it for plagiarism. You can use a plagiarism checker like QUILBOT and share a screenshot showing the plagiarism percentage (ideally 25% max).
Collaboration & Avoiding Duplicates:
Claiming an Issue: If you'd like to write about a specific blog post topic, comment on the issue with a brief outline of your planned table of contents. This helps prevent two contributors from working on similar content.
Confirmation Checklist:
[ ] You accept our Code of Conduct. [ ] My blog post is written in Google Docs and you have view permission. [ ] I've included relevant visuals and examples to enhance understanding. [ ] My content is original and AI-free. I've run a plagiarism check and can share the results. [ ] I've commented on the issue with a table of contents outline (if applicable).
Once you've completed these steps, check the boxes and feel free to submit your blog post! We appreciate your contribution to the Treblle community.