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? Introduction
JavaScript is packed with powerful features—but many developers stick to the basics and miss out on time-saving gems. In this post, I’ll show you 7 underrated tricks that can simplify your code, enhance readability, and make you look like a JavaScript pro in 2025.
Optional Chaining ?.
const username = user?.profile?.name || 'Anonymous';
Avoids errors when deeply nested properties are undefined. Cleaner and safer than long logical chains.
Nullish Coalescing ??
const count = inputValue ?? 0;
Returns default only if the left-hand value is null or undefined (unlike ||, which includes 0 or '').
Object Destructuring with Rename
const { title: blogTitle } = post;
Grab and rename properties in one line.
Convert Anything to Boolean
const isAvailable = !!value;
Quickly turn any truthy/falsy value into a clean true or false.
Shorthand Property Assignment
const user = { name, age }; // same as { name: name, age: age }
Reduces repetition when property and variable names match.
Dynamic Object Keys
const key = 'theme';
const settings = { [key]: 'dark' };
Build flexible objects based on runtime values.
Ternary + Template Combo
const status = `You are ${loggedIn ? 'logged in' : 'logged out'}.`;
Great for short conditional strings and UI feedback.
? Wrap-Up
These tricks may be small, but they add up to cleaner, more elegant JavaScript code. Whether you're working on a side project, fixing bugs, or building production apps—mastering these patterns will level up your skills.
Try using at least 2 of these in your next app!
? Got a trick of your own? Share it in the comments!
JavaScript is packed with powerful features—but many developers stick to the basics and miss out on time-saving gems. In this post, I’ll show you 7 underrated tricks that can simplify your code, enhance readability, and make you look like a JavaScript pro in 2025.
const username = user?.profile?.name || 'Anonymous';
const count = inputValue ?? 0;
const { title: blogTitle } = post;
const isAvailable = !!value;
const user = { name, age }; // same as { name: name, age: age }
const key = 'theme';
const settings = { [key]: 'dark' };
const status = `You are ${loggedIn ? 'logged in' : 'logged out'}.`;
? Wrap-Up
These tricks may be small, but they add up to cleaner, more elegant JavaScript code. Whether you're working on a side project, fixing bugs, or building production apps—mastering these patterns will level up your skills.
? Got a trick of your own? Share it in the comments!