My first medium article on object copying for javascript

Question

My first medium article on object copying in Javascript.

a humble request to provide feedback

many thanks to Michael Simnitt for the inspiration

https://medium.com/@neetishop/copying-objects-in-javascript-8590e2d45c4

Answer 1

Morpheus
I hope so my friend! 👍😉

Answer 2

You are Amazing My Friend!! 👏👏

You really wrote an article wonderfully!!
I wish you to continue with the big desire and many more of your articles to read in the future!! 👍😊

Answer 3

Morpheus 👍
when you go to the link you mentioned,
it says :
The author deleted this Medim story

Answer 4

That a very nice article Morpheus
I clapped for it

Answer 5

Michael Simnitt Jax , hey guys thanks for the support and good news , that guy who saw my comment might have panicked and removed the article quickly.

No replies apologies nothing, since there were already hundreds of views on that copied version, I wouldn't have mind just an attribution link to my article.

Also it turns out that medium has a very good mechanism to track infringement and plagiarism on reports , so they can review the request and bring down the copied content.

Answer 6

Great stuff! Love the last method using JSON. 👍👍

Answer 7

The article was great and informative. I found something new. Thanks.

Answer 8

Morpheus good luck for your upcoming projects and wish to see more interesting stuff from you

Answer 9

hey guys I am in serious dilemma can someone please take a look at this and confirm whether this article looks like a copy of mine.

“Reference and Primitive Types in Javascript” @BrandonMorelli https://codeburst.io/reference-and-primitive-types-in-javascript-2553300594b8

with the one in the top of mine " copying objects in JavaScript"

I clearly see examples twisted and sentences modified a bit , but overall it looks the same.

its depressing cause I have only 3 people who have liked my article and the plagiarized one has 1000+ likes since it was made popular in codeburst.io

Answer 10

Jax 😔 Michael Simnitt apparently there's no copyright law on medium but I have contacted the author for an explanation.

since there's also profit involved with articles on medium hence it should be taken seriously, I ll contact Brandon Morelli ( codeburst maker) as well to seek clarification if I don't get any responses from the plagiarizer.

it's my hardwork and I have sentiments involved as well coz I loved writing it and I will write much more in the future as well but not if someone else will change few words and take credit.

Answer 11

Danijel Ivanović yes looks like the issue is resolved 😃.

Answer 12

I had no issues on my phone (landscape LG V20) and enjoyed your article. It was well written.

Answer 13

Here is the second article on copying objects with built in functions, i had to remove few topics to prevent it from going too long, hopefully i ll add those topics in the next one ,
i ll request again to find any errors or improvements if there thank you

https://medium.com/@neetishop/copying-objects-in-javascript-with-built-in-functions-5ec5df8357ea

Answer 14

This article on usecase of Object.assign() came as a side-effect to reduce the size of 2nd article on copying of objects.

it will help to write better arguments passing for big functions
and setting up default arguments

https://medium.com/@neetishop/why-use-object-assign-582dcdcab6f6

Answer 15

Not that I have time for another account, but I am seriously thinking about it so I can clap for you.

Answer 16

yeah at the very least it looks like he used yours as a guide and reworded stuff and failed to give you credit. and that's assuming it was a complete accident which it doesn't appear to be.

Answer 17

Morpheus, hopefully it gets worked out, and he understand what he did wrong.

Answer 18

I didn't have any issues reading it
the layout and everything was nice. a painless and informative read😉

Answer 19

Good article!

Answer 20

Good article with loads of examples, which makes it a good learning source, well done @Morpheus : )