One notable thing about JavaScript in the browser compared to other popular languages is the almost lack of a standard library. Even some of the most common tasks can require a fair chunk of code. You can write it all yourself, but crafting cross-browser compatible code remains a minefield. If you don’t want to do it yourself, what can you do? The “traditional” way in JavaScript was to copy dubiou
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