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Comparison operators are frequently used in JavaScript applications, and are an important part of controlling the logic flow of the app. But if you don’t have a good understanding of how they work you can run into a couple issues. Understanding strict comparisons and abstract comparisons is also really important, and in this article we’ll cover both of these comparisons.

A lot of web development is transforming JSON one way or another. In TypeScript/JavaScript this is straightforward, since JSON is built into the language. But can we also achieve good ergonomics in Haskell and Rust? Dear reader, I am glad you asked! 🙌