Yepp it's the same when they're being executed in the browser but there are lots of extra steps which we do to create react and angular apps and babel which is a transpiler for es6 to es5 so those steps make the optimisation in react or angular or vue.
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great post .. and most importantly easy to read
will all this apply if im using a js framework (angular/react) or there are some changes ?
Yes, that's the point of my article. Javascript works the same under the hood, regardless of the framework/library.
That's why investing time in learning JS internals it's well spent.
Yepp it's the same when they're being executed in the browser but there are lots of extra steps which we do to create react and angular apps and babel which is a transpiler for es6 to es5 so those steps make the optimisation in react or angular or vue.