The solution (one of the possible solutions) is to find the index with findIndex method and then manipulate the object in the original array of objects with that index

There are use cases on when not to use ReactiveForms. In this case, I have some ion-toggles with versions of a book. I just want to use the value of the toggle in my function and whether is set to false or true.

I was stuck quite long with errors while implementing a ReCaptcha with Angular. I finally was able to fix this annoying console error.

Personally, I like the readability of switch statements. Here is how to include functions as well in TypeScript.

Drupal 10 (release end 2022) needs PHP 8. It will not be possible to run Drupal 10 on PHP 7 or earlier.

I'm tired of these old-school single-line statements and looked up one-line solutions. The following one is pretty clean in my eyes

The following use case can occur when developing drupal: you want to patch a module, but it is a contrib module that is not in version control (it is ignored by git and gets downloaded on build). Therefore you can not use the standard GIT commands for creating a patch.

Comparison of objects is something we have to do often. Lodash is a good partner for this!

I came to the point that I did not know when to use the constructor or ngOnInit. I had this Observable not giving me data until I reached the NgOnInit function. 

Since Drupal 8, the community is actively updating the source code. Deprecations are something to deal with. This blog post shows you how to monitor your code.