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Current goal: upskill

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@elonmusk what's your preference C# .net or Java Spring boot ?

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@anothercohen All these people are scammers promoting their saas by sharing misinformation

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@anothercohen @pikaso_me screenshot this

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Throttling can be implemented in JavaScript using timer functions such as setTimeout or setInterval. Throttling is suitable for scenarios where you want to limit how often a function can be called, but you don’t want to miss any calls.

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Throttling in Javascript

Throttling is a technique that limits how often a function can be called in a given period of time.

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It is useful for improving the performance and responsiveness of web pages that have event listeners that trigger heavy or expensive operations.

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This can be useful for scenarios where we want to avoid unnecessary or repeated function calls that might be expensive or time-consuming.

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Debouncing in Javascript

Debouncing is a way of delaying the execution of a function until a certain amount of time has passed since the last time it was called.

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Read more - https://t.co/44WMLJXuGu

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Async and defer in Javascript

Async and defer are boolean attributes which can be loaded along with the script tags. They are useful for loading external scripts into your web page.

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If there are multiple scripts which are dependant on each other, use defer. Defer script are executed in the order which they are defined.

If you want to load external script which is not dependant on the execution of any other scripts, use async.

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Polyfills in JavaScript
A polyfill is a piece of code (usually JavaScript on the Web) used to provide modern functionality on older browsers that do not natively support it. - MDN

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How do I fix callback hell?
1. Keep your code shallow
2. Modularize
3. Handle every single error

Read https://t.co/QkKLfHyJsU

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Write small modules that each do one thing, and assemble them into other modules that do a bigger thing. You can't get into callback hell if you don't go there. - Isaac Schlueter

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What could be the output ?

for (var i = 1; i <= 5; i++) {
setTimeout(function () {
console.log(i)
}, i * 1000)
}

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Reading through JS cheatsheet - https://t.co/44WMLJXuGu

Covered following topics so far:
JavaScript Basics – JS Variables and Array Methods
Functional Programming in JavaScript – Scope, Closures, and Hoisting
Objects in JavaScript – Prototypes and "this"

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@elonmusk How can an illegal cast vote without becoming a citizen ? Just curious

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@ProductHunt @pikaso_me screenshot this

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Couldn't progress much on the learning in Jan since I got busy with a freelance project. I'd like to restart my learning phase in Feb.

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@providenceluvr Congrats