In this episode, we look at 2 functions to encode and decode a bitmask for a set of configuration flags. This is a great way to efficiently store user or app settings. As always, the code for this snippet can be found here:
<a href="https://codepen.io/walpolea/pen/WNNwaBq?editors=0012">https://codepen.io/walpolea/pen/WNNwaBq?editors=0012</a>

In this episode, we look at 2 functions to encode and decode a bitmask for a set of configuration flags. This is a great way to efficiently store user or app settings. As always, the code for this snippet can be found here: https://codepen.io/walpolea/pen/WNNwaBq?editors=0012

In this episode, we look at 2 functions to encode and decode a bitmask for a set of configuration flags. This is a great way to efficiently store user or app settings. As always, the code for this snippet can be found here:
<a href="https://codepen.io/walpolea/pen/WNNwaBq?editors=0012" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://codepen.io/walpolea/pen/WNNwaBq?editors=0012</a>

Using Bitmasks for Efficient App Configurations

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