In general, handling array functions like we’ve seen here, using JavaScript’s built-in functions like map() and filter(), is an excellent application of the power of functional programming.

My function accepts two parameters: cust (which will be a Backbone Model holding customer data) and orders (which will be a Backbone Collection of SalesOrderHeader objects). In the JavaScript code you ...

you must put the parameters in an array. In my C# Blazor code, for example, I can pass multiple parameters to the JavaScript function with code like this: In JavaScript, to catch the result of C# ...

Among the new features is support for Azure Machine Learning and custom JavaScript functions to Excel to extend its capabilities. Excel now also allows Power BI developers to bring the custom ...