Here is a short video animation that explains the JavaScript Immediate Invocation Function Expressions (aka. IIFE) syntax. Enjoy!
Here is a short video animation that explains the JavaScript Immediate Invocation Function Expressions (aka. IIFE) syntax. Enjoy!
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I appreciate the art here, but I don't know if this would be helpful to someone unless they are already familiar with IIFEs, and currying, and arrow functions. There's a lot going on here - it's worth explaining!
Thanks for the suggestions. I might do some animation for these concepts as well. Cheers.
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Lies! :p
If you consider the intro and outro part of the explanation, then Yes that's 14s!
However, the real explanation section starts around T=4s and ends around T=11s :P