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海外TECH	DEV Community	ECMAScript ES6+: A Comprehensive Guide to Modern JavaScript	https://dev.to/aradwan20/ecmascript-es6-a-comprehensive-guide-to-modern-javascript-1e68	ECMAScript ES A Comprehensive Guide to Modern JavaScriptTable of ContentsIntroduction Embracing the Future of JavaScriptThe Essence of ECMAScriptDefining ECMAScriptKeeping up with ECMAScript releasesNavigating browser compatibilityECMAScript Variables and Advanced Data StructuresUtilizing the let keywordEmploying the const keywordCrafting template literalsExploring string manipulationLeveraging symbolsImplementing mapsEngaging with setsArrays and Array MethodsUsing the array spread operatorDestructuring arraysSearching arrays with the includes functionECMAScript ObjectsEnhancing object literalsCreating objects with the spread operatorDestructuring objectsIterating with the for of loopIntroducing classesGetting and setting class valuesECMAScript FunctionsUsing the string repeat functionSetting default function parametersWriting arrow functionsUnderstanding this in arrow functionsWorking with generatorsNavigating Asynchronous JavaScriptConstructing promisesRetrieving remote data via promisesEmploying fetch to return promisesMastering async await syntaxCombining fetch and async awaitWrapping UpIntroduction Embracing the Future of JavaScriptWelcome to the exciting world of ECMAScript ES JavaScript as we know it has come a long way since its inception and ES represents a massive leap forward in terms of features and ease of use In this article we ll introduce you to the modern era of JavaScript development by exploring some of the most significant enhancements introduced in ES Let s dive into this fantastic journey together First let s discuss why ES is such a big deal Before its arrival JavaScript developers had to rely on workarounds and hacks to accomplish certain tasks which could be frustrating sometimes With ES many of these pain points have been addressed making JavaScript more efficient powerful and enjoyable to work with The Essence of ECMAScriptWelcome to the first section of our journey into the world of ECMAScript In this section we ll cover the basics of what ECMAScript is how to stay up to date with its releases and the ever important topic of browser compatibility Let s jump right in Defining ECMAScriptFirst things first let s clarify what ECMAScript actually is You might have heard the terms JavaScript and ECMAScript used interchangeably and that s because they are closely related ECMAScript is a standardized scripting language specification while JavaScript is the most popular implementation of that specification In other words ECMAScript sets the rules and JavaScript follows them ECMAScript was created to ensure that JavaScript would have a consistent and standardized set of features across different browsers and platforms Since then it has continued to evolve with new versions being released regularly each bringing a bunch of exciting new features and improvements Keeping up with ECMAScript releasesWith the constant evolution of ECMAScript it s essential to stay up to date with the latest releases to make the most of the new features and enhancements The organization responsible for ECMAScript s standardization is called ECMA International and they release a new version of the specification almost every year You can follow the official ECMAScript website or various web development blogs and forums to stay informed about the latest ECMAScript releases and features By keeping up to date you ll be able to write more efficient cleaner and modern code Navigating browser compatibilityOne of the challenges web developers face is ensuring their JavaScript code runs smoothly across different browsers Since each browser may implement ECMAScript features at a different pace it s important to know which features are supported in the browsers you re targeting Luckily there are some great resources available to help you with this One such resource is Can I use a website that provides up to date information on browser support for various web technologies including ECMAScript features For example let s say you want to use the Array prototype includes method introduced in ES ES in your code You can search for Array prototype includes on Can I use and it will show you the percentage of browser support for this feature If you find that a specific ECMAScript feature isn t widely supported you can still use it in your code by employing polyfills or transpilers A polyfill is a piece of code that provides the functionality of a newer feature in older browsers A transpiler like Babel is a tool that converts your modern JavaScript code into an older version that s more widely supported by browsers ECMAScript Variables and Advanced Data StructuresWelcome to the second section of our ECMAScript adventure In this section we ll delve into the world of ECMAScript variables and advanced data structures We ll cover the let and const keywords template literals string manipulation symbols maps and sets So let s dive in and explore these fantastic features Utilizing the let keywordThe let keyword introduced in ES has revolutionized the way we declare variables in JavaScript With let we can create block scoped variables which means they re only accessible within the block they re declared in This helps prevent unintended behavior and makes our code cleaner and less error prone Here s a simple example function showNumbers for let i i lt i console log i console log i ReferenceError i is not defined showNumbers As you can see trying to access i outside the for loop results in a ReferenceError because i is block scoped and only accessible within the loop Employing the const keywordThe const keyword also introduced in ES is another way to declare variables in JavaScript const is short for constant and creates a read only reference to a value This means that once a variable is declared with const its value cannot be changed Here s an example const PI console log PI Output PI TypeError Assignment to constant variableAttempting to change the value of PI results in a TypeError as const variables are read only Crafting template literalsTemplate literals also introduced in ES make working with strings in JavaScript much more convenient They allow you to embed expressions multiline strings and even perform string interpolation Here s an example const name John const age const greeting Hello my name is name and I am age years old console log greeting Output Hello my name is John and I am years old Using template literals we can easily create a string that includes variables without having to concatenate them manually Exploring string manipulationES has introduced many helpful string manipulation methods Let s explore a few startsWith Checks if a string starts with a specified substring endsWith Checks if a string ends with a specified substring includes Checks if a string contains a specified substring Here s an example demonstrating these methods const message Hello World console log message startsWith Hello Output trueconsole log message endsWith World Output trueconsole log message includes o Output trueLeveraging symbolsSymbols are a unique data type introduced in ES They re used as identifiers for object properties and are guaranteed to be unique preventing naming collisions Here s an example of creating and using a symbol const mySymbol Symbol mySymbol const obj mySymbol Hello World console log obj mySymbol Output Hello World Implementing mapsMaps introduced in ES are a collection of key value pairs They re similar to objects but with some key differences such as maintaining the insertion order and allowing any data type as a key Here s an example of creating and using a map const myMap new Map myMap set name John myMap set age console log myMap get name Output Johnconsole log myMap get age Output console log myMap has name Output truemyMap delete name console log myMap has name Output falseEngaging with setsSets another addition in ES are collections of unique values They re useful when you want to store a list of values without duplicates Here s an example of creating and using a set const mySet new Set mySet add mySet add mySet add mySet add This value won t be added as it s a duplicateconsole log mySet size Output console log mySet has Output truemySet delete console log mySet has Output falseArrays and Array MethodsWelcome to the third section of our ECMAScript exploration In this section we ll focus on arrays and array methods specifically the array spread operator destructuring arrays and searching arrays with the includes function These features will enable you to work with arrays more efficiently and effectively Let s dive in Using the array spread operatorThe array spread operator introduced in ES is a fantastic tool for working with arrays It allows you to spread the elements of an array into a new array or function arguments This is particularly useful for merging arrays copying arrays or passing array elements as separate arguments to a function Here s an example of how to use the spread operator const arr const arr const mergedArr arr arr console log mergedArr Output const copiedArr arr console log copiedArr Output function sum a b c return a b c console log sum arr Output Destructuring arraysArray destructuring another ES feature allows you to unpack elements from an array and assign them to variables in a concise and elegant way Here s an example of array restructuring const fruits apple banana cherry const firstFruit secondFruit thirdFruit fruits console log firstFruit Output appleconsole log secondFruit Output bananaconsole log thirdFruit Output cherryYou can also use array destructuring with the rest operator to collect the remaining elements const numbers const first second rest numbers console log first Output console log second Output console log rest Output Searching arrays with the includes functionThe includes method introduced in ES makes searching for an element within an array a breeze This method checks if the specified element is present in the array and returns a boolean value Here s an example of how to use the includes method const animals cat dog elephant giraffe console log animals includes dog Output trueconsole log animals includes lion Output falseECMAScript ObjectsWelcome to the fourth section of our ECMAScript journey In this section we ll explore ECMAScript objects and dive into enhancing object literals creating objects with the spread operator destructuring objects iterating with the for of loop introducing classes inheritance with JavaScript classes and getting and setting class values These powerful features will help you work with objects more effectively and write cleaner more modern code Let s get started Enhancing object literalsES brought some neat enhancements to object literals making them even more flexible and concise You can now use shorthand property names computed property names and method definitions Let s see an example const name John const age const person name age greet console log Hello my name is this name and I am this age years old person greet Output Hello my name is John and I am years old Creating objects with the spread operatorThe spread operator isn t limited to arrays you can use it with objects too You can merge objects or create shallow copies using the spread operator Here s an example const obj a b const obj c d const mergedObj obj obj console log mergedObj Output a b c d const copiedObj obj console log copiedObj Output a b Destructuring objectsJust like with arrays ES introduced destructuring for objects allowing you to extract properties from an object and assign them to variables in a concise and elegant way Here s an example of object restructuring const user name John age const name age user console log name Output Johnconsole log age Output You can also use aliasing to assign properties to variables with different names const name userName age userAge user console log userName Output Johnconsole log userAge Output Iterating with the for of loopThe for of loop introduced in ES is a convenient way to iterate over iterable objects such as arrays strings maps and sets You can also use it with objects by using the Object entries Object keys or Object values methods Here s an example const person name John age for const key value of Object entries person console log key value Output name John age Introducing classesES introduced the class syntax providing a more straightforward way to create and extend objects based on prototypes The class syntax makes it easier to define constructors methods getters and setters Here s an example of creating a class class Person constructor name age this name name this age age greet console log Hello my name is this name and I am this age years old const john new Person John john greet Output Hello my name is John and I am years old Inheritance with JavaScript classes Inheritance is a fundamental concept in object oriented programming allowing you to create new classes that extend existing ones With ES inheriting from a class is simple and elegant Let s see an example class Employee extends Person constructor name age title super name age this title title work console log this name is working as a this title const alice new Employee Alice Software Developer alice greet Output Hello my name is Alice and I am years old alice work Output Alice is working as a Software Developer Getting and setting class valuesGetters and setters are essential when working with classes to ensure proper encapsulation and control over access to class properties ES provides a simple way to define them using the get and set keywords Here s an example of using getters and setters class Rectangle constructor width height this width width this height height get width return this width set width value this width value get height return this height set height value this height value get area return this width this height const rect new Rectangle console log rect width Output console log rect height Output console log rect area Output rect width rect height console log rect area Output ECMAScript FunctionsWelcome to the fifth section of our ECMAScript exploration In this section we ll dive into ECMAScript functions covering the string repeat function setting default function parameters writing arrow functions understanding this in arrow functions and working with generators These powerful features will help you write more efficient cleaner and modern code Let s dive right in Using the string repeat functionThe string repeat function introduced in ES allows you to repeat a string a specified number of times It s a handy function for creating repeated patterns or filling in placeholders Here s an example const greeting Hello const repeatedGreeting greeting repeat console log repeatedGreeting Output Hello Hello Hello Setting default function parametersES introduced default function parameters allowing you to assign default values to function parameters that are undefined This helps reduce boilerplate code and makes your functions more readable Let s see an example function greet name world console log Hello name greet Output Hello world greet John Output Hello John Writing arrow functionsArrow functions introduced in ES provide a more concise syntax for writing functions and have different scoping rules for the this keyword Here s an example of how to use an arrow function const add a b gt a b console log add Output Arrow functions are especially useful for short single expression functions and they re great for use with higher order functions like map filter and reduce Understanding this in arrow functionsThe this keyword behaves differently in arrow functions compared to regular functions In arrow functions this is lexically bound meaning it retains the value of this from the surrounding scope This can be helpful when working with event listeners or methods on objects Here s an example demonstrating the difference between this in regular functions and arrow functions const person name John greet function console log Hello this name greetWithArrow gt console log Hello this name person greet Output Hello John person greetWithArrow Output Hello undefined We have an object called person with a property name and two methods greet and greetWithArrow The greet method uses a regular function while greetWithArrow uses an arrow function When we call person greet the this keyword inside the greet function refers to the person object so this name will be equal to John The output of the function will be Hello John However when we call person greetWithArrow the this keyword inside the arrow function does not refer to the person object Arrow functions do not have their own this context they inherit it from the enclosing scope In this case the enclosing scope is the global scope or the window object in a browser environment and this name is undefined in the global scope As a result the output of the greetWithArrow function will be Hello undefined This example demonstrates how the this keyword behaves differently in regular functions and arrow functions and it highlights that arrow functions might not always be the best choice when dealing with object methods that rely on the this keyword Arrow functions are particularly useful when dealing with callbacks or event listeners where you want to retain the this context from the enclosing scope instead of the function being called Here s an example to illustrate this Consider we have a custom button component that triggers a click event class CustomButton constructor text this text text this button document createElement button this button textContent this text addClickListener this button addEventListener click function console log Button clicked this text const myButton new CustomButton Click me myButton addClickListener document body appendChild myButton button In this example we have a CustomButton class with a constructor that takes a text parameter and creates a button element with that text The addClickListener method adds a click event listener to the button When we create a new CustomButton instance and add a click listener to it you might expect that clicking the button would log the button text to the console However when using a regular function for the event listener the this keyword inside the callback refers to the button element itself not the CustomButton instance As a result this text will be undefined and the console will log Button clicked undefined To fix this issue we can use an arrow function for the event listener which will retain the this context from the enclosing scope class CustomButton constructor text this text text this button document createElement button this button textContent this text addClickListener this button addEventListener click gt console log Button clicked this text const myButton new CustomButton Click me myButton addClickListener document body appendChild myButton button Now when you click the button the console will correctly log the button text e g Button clicked Click me because the arrow function retains the this context of the CustomButton instance This example demonstrates the usefulness of arrow functions and their this behavior when working with callbacks or event listeners Working with generatorsGenerators introduced in ES are special functions that allow you to create and control iterators They can be paused and resumed making it possible to produce values on demand Generators are indicated by an asterisk after the function keyword and use the yield keyword to produce values Here s an example of using a generator function idGenerator let id while true yield id const gen idGenerator console log gen next value Output console log gen next value Output console log gen next value Output Navigating Asynchronous JavaScriptWelcome to the sixth section of our ECMAScript adventure In this section we ll explore the exciting world of asynchronous JavaScript We ll learn how to construct promises retrieve remote data using promises employ fetch to return promises master async await syntax and combine fetch with async await These powerful techniques will help you manage complex asynchronous tasks with ease Let s get started Constructing promisesPromises are a powerful way to handle asynchronous operations in JavaScript A promise represents a value that may be available now in the future or never Promises have three states pending resolved or rejected Here s a simple example of creating a promise const myPromise new Promise resolve reject gt setTimeout gt resolve Promise resolved myPromise then value gt console log value Output Promise resolved Retrieving remote data via promisesTo fetch remote data such as data from an API you can use promises XMLHttpRequest is a traditional way of doing this but we ll demonstrate using the more modern Fetch API in the next section Employing fetch to return promisesThe Fetch API is a modern more user friendly way to fetch remote data It returns a promise that resolves with the response from the requested resource Here s an example of using fetch to retrieve data from a JSON API fetch then response gt response json then data gt console log data catch error gt console error Error fetching data error Mastering async await syntaxAsync await is a powerful feature introduced in ES that simplifies working with promises It allows you to write asynchronous code that looks and behaves like synchronous code Here s an example of using async await to fetch data from an API async function fetchData try const response await fetch const data await response json console log data catch error console error Error fetching data error fetchData Combining fetch and async awaitCombining fetch with async await makes it easy to manage complex asynchronous tasks You can chain multiple fetch requests handle errors gracefully and make your code more readable Here s an example of combining fetch with async await to retrieve data from multiple API endpoints async function fetchMultipleData try const response response await Promise all fetch fetch const data await response json const data await response json console log Post data console log Comment data catch error console error Error fetching data error fetchMultipleData Wrapping UpCongratulations We ve reached the end of our journey exploring the fascinating world of ECMAScript ES We hope you enjoyed the adventure and gained valuable insights into the features and techniques that modern JavaScript has to offer Throughout this exploration we ve covered a wide range of topics including The essence of ECMAScriptECMAScript variables and advanced data structuresArrays and array methodsECMAScript objectsECMAScript functionsNavigating asynchronous JavaScriptWe ve seen how each of these topics has evolved with the introduction of new ECMAScript versions and how they can improve our code readability maintainability and performance Now I encourage you to keep experimenting stay curious and continue learning about new features and best practices as the language evolves Remember that practice makes perfect Keep working on projects participating in coding challenges and contributing to open source projects to sharpen your skills and deepen your understanding of ECMAScript and JavaScript Thank you for joining us on this adventure and we wish you the best of luck in your future JavaScript endeavors Don t forget to join our mailing list	2023-05-29 19:23:01
海外TECH	DEV Community	Kubernetes Installation with kubeadm	https://dev.to/dpuig/kubernetes-installation-with-kubeadm-448p	Kubernetes Installation with kubeadmOfficial DocumentationThe kubeadm tool is good if you need A simple way for you to try out Kubernetes possibly for the first time A way for existing users to automate setting up a cluster and test their application A building block in other ecosystem and or installer tools with a larger scope You can install and use kubeadm on various machines your laptop a set of cloud servers a Raspberry Pi and more Whether you re deploying into the cloud or on premises you can integrate kubeadm into provisioning systems such as Ansible or Terraform RequirementsA Linux host that meets the following requirements x arm ppcle or sx processorCPUGB RAMGB free disk spaceRedHat Enterprise Linux x CentOS x Ubuntu or Debian x Steps for Ubuntu LTSRoot access or sudo privilegesUpdate System Packages and install packages sudo apt updatesudo apt upgrade ysudo apt install y apt transport https ca certificates curlInstall Dockersudo apt install docker io ysudo usermod aG docker whoami Enable Docker to start at boot sudo systemctl enable dockerDisable SwapKubernetes requires swap to be disabled You can disable it on both nodes usingsudo swapoff aTo make this change permanent you have to edit the etc fstab file Comment out the line that ends or include swap sudo vi etc fstabInstall KubernetesAdd the Kubernetes signing key curl s sudo apt key add orsudo curl fsSLo usr share keyrings kubernetes archive keyring gpg Add the Kubernetes package source list echo deb kubernetes xenial main sudo tee etc apt sources list d kubernetes listorecho deb signed by usr share keyrings kubernetes archive keyring gpg kubernetes xenial main sudo tee etc apt sources list d kubernetes listUpdate your package list and install Kubernetes tools sudo apt updatesudo apt install y kubelet kubeadm kubectlConfigure Control Plane Nodesudo kubeadm init pod network cidr lt server ip gt Please be aware pod network cidr argument is usually used to specify the range of IP addresses for the pod network For example if you plan to use Calico as your network plugin you would use pod network cidr If you need to bind the API server to a specific IP address you would typically use the apiserver advertise address argument So if you want to bind it to your server s IP the command would be sudo kubeadm init apiserver advertise address lt server ip gt Sample Output Your Kubernetes control plane has initialized successfully To start using your cluster you need to run the following as a regular user mkdir p HOME kubesudo cp i etc kubernetes admin conf HOME kube configsudo chown id u id g HOME kube configAlternatively if you are the root user you can run export KUBECONFIG etc kubernetes admin confYou should now deploy a pod network to the cluster Run kubectl apply f podnetwork yaml with one of the options listed at Then you can join any number of worker nodes by running the following on each as root kubeadm join token ijoy mlfnmvcamlm discovery token ca cert hash sha cccecdbfcfdadbfafcdfbcdeaThe above command will output a kubeadm join command with a token Keep note of the entire command it s required to join the worker node to the cluster To make kubectl work for your non root user run these commands which are also part of the kubeadm init output mkdir p HOME kubesudo cp i etc kubernetes admin conf HOME kube configsudo chown id u id g HOME kube configInstalling a Pod network add onCalico Install the Tigera Calico operator and custom resource definitions kubectl create f Confirm that all of the pods are running with the following command watch kubectl get pods n calico systemJoin Worker Node to ClusterExecute the kubeadm join command that was output at the end of kubeadm init on the master node sudo kubeadm join token lt token gt lt master ip gt lt master port gt discovery token ca cert hash sha lt hash gt Replace and with the respective values from the output of the kubeadm init command You can paste the section of the output generated in the step Wait for a few minutes then on the master node check if the worker node has joined the cluster kubectl get nodesYou should see both the master and worker nodes listed That s it You have now a functional Kubernetes cluster running Manage the versions of the ClusterMore InfoKubeadm is a powerful tool in Kubernetes that allows you to set up and upgrade a secure Kubernetes cluster easily To upgrade a Kubernetes cluster using kubeadm you d typically follow these general steps Plan Use kubeadm upgrade plan to check which versions you can upgrade to Drain Drain the control plane node before upgrading it This is done to ensure that the cluster remains available and no workloads will be interrupted during the upgrade kubectl drain lt control plane node name gt ignore daemonsetsUpgrade Control Plane Upgrade the control plane kube apiserver kube controller manager kube scheduler and etcd sudo kubeadm upgrade apply lt new version gt Uncordon Master Node Make the master node schedulable again kubectl uncordon lt control plane node name gt Upgrade Kubeadm on Worker Nodes On each worker node upgrade kubeadm to the latest version Drain the Worker Nodes Before upgrading worker nodes they should be drained to minimize disruption to running applications Upgrade the Worker Nodes Upgrade the Kubernetes configuration on each worker node sudo kubeadm upgrade nodeUncordon the Worker Nodes Once the upgrade is complete make the worker node schedulable again Upgrade kubectl on Each Node After all nodes are upgraded make sure to upgrade kubectl to the new version Verify the Upgrade Finally verify that the upgrade was successful kubectl get nodesRemember it is important to read the release notes for the version you re upgrading to before performing the upgrade as there might be specific notes or issues related to that version I hope this step overview is helpful to you and your journey of learning more about Kubernetes	2023-05-29 19:11:44
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