well, import { debounce } from 'lodash'; kinda takes your argument away (there are even separate packages for everything). also, in past years I'd been writing my own debounce function in every project, it isn't that a complex mechanism. I'm not that foolish any more. the lodash's version is superior and documented. and that's gist of it.
Recommendation: Do not use Lodash in current year.
Like others here have pointed out, It is a literal waste of kb's in your payload. :)
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import { debounce } from 'lodash';kinda takes your argument away (there are even separate packages for everything). also, in past years I'd been writing my own debounce function in every project, it isn't that a complex mechanism. I'm not that foolish any more. the lodash's version is superior and documented. and that's gist of it.debouncing is not Lodash tho, it’s part of the library by practical coincidence.
It could also be a separate package like you point out.
Lodash was made in an age when array methods where lacking and polyfiling was less common.
If they changed the focus of the library, then I did not get the memo. :)