Captain Danko’s JavaScript Lab — Code Smarter with Tutorials, Frameworks & Dev Insights

So every once in a while my boss makes an interesting sorting request, something like, i want the list of users sorted by locked, then production, then date joined and then name. Now sorting is generally a fun little problem in any capacity and some of the fancier requests from my boss make it even more interesting. So as with most other things, even for sorting the general rule to only write something from scratch if there is absolutely nothing out there applies. I mean seriously even on those really boring days in the office where you are doing the most repetitive of tasks, it is generally a good idea to resist the urge to make things more interesting by writing something from scratch or worse configuring your servers to support Gopher . Ok back to the point, so.....sorting in Java is pretty easy actually, all you need to do is call the Collections.Sort() method to a collection of objects that implement Comparable or better pass a specific ...