Today I'm transforming data using .filter() → .reduce() → Object.entries() → .map() → .sort()
As always, it’s all vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No frameworks or libraries.
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📚 Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:30 .reduce() Group Orders by Status
06:35 Object.entries() + .map()
16:13 Code Review + Light Refactor
18:50 .filter() + .reduce, then .map() + .sort()
23:05 Start w/ .filter() + .reduce()
33:15 Object.entries(), .map(), .sort()
44:12 Code Review + Refactor
45:26 Creating a Lookup Object to .sort()
47:59 Refactoring .map() + .sort() w/ Lookup Object
54:34 Final Code Review
