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Topic: Unicode

  1. Emojis and cultural differences

    Published Jan 27 2022 in Unicode

    The "Increasing chart" Emoji displays a red line. Why's that?

  2. How to detect Emojis in JavaScript strings

    Published Nov 18 2021 in Unicode , JavaScript

    A snippet to detect and replace Emojis in JavaScript strings using Unicode property escapes.

  3. Every emoji has a very particular meaning, or doesn't it?

    Published Oct 20 2021 in Unicode

    Learn how different emojis can have different meaning on the example of the "Triangular Flag" emoji.

  4. There is a Unicode mode in JavaScript regular expressions

    Published Jul 23 2017 in JavaScript , Unicode , RegularExpressions

    I learned how the Unicode mode in JavaScript regular expression helps you counting code points.

  5. Equality of object property names depends on code units

    Published Jul 16 2017 in JavaScript , Unicode

    I learned that not every property key that looks the same is the same.

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