Quick JS tip

If you want to split a string into characters, you can use the ES6 spread operator

If you have
const name = 'react-dev'

You can just spread it like this:
const charsInName = [...name]

Same with other iterables such as arrays :)
It's super useful!

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US...

It's also nice if you want to manipulate the first char. Only putting the string back together is a bit awkward to me

const [first,...rest] = "Hello World"
return first.toLowerCase() + rest.join('')

@host127001
Interesting, that's a much cleaner approach than the one I made for capitalizing the first letter of a string:

stringVariable.toLowerCase().replace(/^(.)|\s(.)/g, ($1) => $1.toUpperCase()))

^ That looks pretty ugly hahah

@hacker your solution uses regex and more regex is always better. I like it

@host127001 hahah and yours is an ES6 beauty. I like it, too :D