Topic-wise Content Distribution Introduction Features of Js How many ways we can add Js to Html Pages? How many types of declarations? Data types Operators Conditions Loops Type of Errors? How to debug our code What is Function and how many ways we create? How many types of Scopes...
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We can see in the image below that sometimes Lit-HTML was even faster than the values inside the table and sometimes a bit slower, but comparing with Preact (and also React because I tried both), Lit-HTML is really consistent time wise, the discrepancy between an update and the other is...
Each function declaration is also hoisted, but in a slightly different manner. The complete function is hoisted, not just the creation of the variable in which it is stored (seeHoisting). Best practice: be aware of hoisting, but don’t be scared of it Some JavaScript style guides recommend ...
This technique does have its benefits (though better debugging is not a solid part of it). Code that is written like the above example is even simpler to read. Line-based differentials (used in version control systems like SVN, GIT) might see a slight win as well. Debugging-wise, it is...
Normally, it’s wise to break the code up into separate concerns. There’s a lot more on that topic in Chapter 5. In this case, you’ll separate presentation concerns from data management. The data will come from a stubbed model module named guestlistmodel.js. For now, it will just ...
bun:sqlite's transaction implementation is based on better-sqlite3 (along with this section of the docs), so thanks to Joshua Wise and better-sqlite3 contributors. Database.prototype.serialize SQLite has a built-in way to serialize and deserialize databases to and from memory. bun:sqlite fully...
To a degree, and for certain things, yes, but doing some things in standard JavaScript is actually faster, both coding wise and performance wise. Anyway, my point is don’t be so quick to dismiss fundamental JavaScript. You might be surprised when you need it. Also, if you don’t ...
As a JavaScript developer on a cross-functional team, I get this question occasionally and I often have trouble answering it. All of the materials I’ve found on this topic are written for an audience that is already familiar with JavaScript — which is not terribly useful to those who focu...
This technique does have its benefits (though better debugging is not a solid part of it). Code that is written like the above example is even simpler to read. Line-based differentials (used in version control systems like SVN, GIT) might see a slight win as well. Debugging-wise, it is...