Thanks for publishing this list. I am a big fan of higher order functions, and these can be really helpful functions.
I do think that more explanation of debounce and throttle would be helpful.
Debounce can be called many times but will not run until they delay elapses after the most recent call. If you have a debounce delay of 150 milliseconds and call it every 100 milliseconds, it will not run until you stop calling it, and will run with the last values it was passed.
Throttle can be called many times but will not run until the delay elapses after the most recent run. If you have a throttle delay of 150 milliseconds and call it every 100 milliseconds, it will run every 150 milliseconds with the most recent values it was passed.
For both functions, information may be discarded if multiple calls occur during the delay.
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Thank you so much for the thoughtful feedback! 😊 I’m glad to hear you’re a fan of higher-order functions—they’re truly powerful in JavaScript.
Full-Stack Developer who enjoys solving hard problems and building things that scale. Clean code, scalable systems, and always one refactor away from perfection.
Yes, that's correct! The structuredClone method is a built-in way in JavaScript to create a deep clone of objects, including those with nested structures
Full-Stack Developer who enjoys solving hard problems and building things that scale. Clean code, scalable systems, and always one refactor away from perfection.
Full-Stack Developer who enjoys solving hard problems and building things that scale. Clean code, scalable systems, and always one refactor away from perfection.
Full-Stack Developer who enjoys solving hard problems and building things that scale. Clean code, scalable systems, and always one refactor away from perfection.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I'm glad to hear that EchoAPI has had such a positive impact on your JavaScript development workflow. It truly makes managing APIs more seamless and efficient!
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Thanks for publishing this list. I am a big fan of higher order functions, and these can be really helpful functions.
I do think that more explanation of
debounceandthrottlewould be helpful.Debounce can be called many times but will not run until they delay elapses after the most recent call. If you have a debounce delay of 150 milliseconds and call it every 100 milliseconds, it will not run until you stop calling it, and will run with the last values it was passed.
Throttle can be called many times but will not run until the delay elapses after the most recent run. If you have a throttle delay of 150 milliseconds and call it every 100 milliseconds, it will run every 150 milliseconds with the most recent values it was passed.
For both functions, information may be discarded if multiple calls occur during the delay.
Thank you so much for the thoughtful feedback! 😊 I’m glad to hear you’re a fan of higher-order functions—they’re truly powerful in JavaScript.
Deep clone can be done using structuredClone
Yes, that's correct! The structuredClone method is a built-in way in JavaScript to create a deep clone of objects, including those with nested structures
Thank you.
muito obg, isso pode ser muito útil na hora de codar.
This is great! Currying a function looks really cool!
Thank you.
EchoAPI has truly elevated my JavaScript development experience, offering powerful tools for efficient API management.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I'm glad to hear that EchoAPI has had such a positive impact on your JavaScript development workflow. It truly makes managing APIs more seamless and efficient!