JavaScript is full of events. They are one of the most important features of this language. There are many already existing, built-in events we can use. The most popular probably are:
click, mousemove, keyup, change, submit, etc. The full list you can fin… Read more
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Programming JS in a functional style is often more elegant but comes at the
cost of performance. In the past, part of that performance problem has been
due to native, C++ implementations of the most-often used higher-order
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Hi all! Our JS documentation dates back to ES3. We completely revamped it around 2014 (to ES5), and since then, we have kept up with new features in JS. Keeping up means documenting the new feature... (more…)
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