Performance is one of the many things that are prioritized when building websites and software generally. As software engineers, it's imperative th...
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Asynchrony is one of the most complex problems in front-end programming, and there is even a super-powerful library like rxjs that deals specifically with async-related issues.
I also maintains its own lightweight lib for handling asynchronous related tasks, refer to @liuli-util/async
I agree with you. RxJS is a pretty cool library and I'd advice anyone who does frontend development to check it out
rxjs is really cool, but I don't think all front-ends have to master rxjs, it's so complicated that most projects don't need to use it, that's why we maintain some similar functions separately and form a lib reason.
Using asynchronous have its own difficulty and creates new problems. One in particular to be aware of is what happens if the objects referenced by the delayed function are no longer valid when it resolves.
Super easy to understand the concept.....and it's use...Good one
I'm happy you understood it... Thanks for reading
TIL! Thanks for this.
You're welcome Jason
I've always thought of debouncing to avoid unnecessary function calls. Your article is quite clear and succinct.
Thanks for reading
Good read! Thank you for the article
Thank you very much Prafful
Great article, thanks.
Thanks for reading Nick
Nicely explained.
Nice post!
Thanks for reading
Nice implementation, I had used a different debounce func before