Once an asynchronous task completes, a Promise either resolves or rejects. But instead of returning control immediately to the main thread, resolved or rejected Promises are sent to a special queue called the Microtask Queue.
In the world of JavaScript development, module systems are an essential part of organizing code and managing dependencies. Over the years, several module formats and loaders have emerged, each with
One of JavaScript’s most intriguing features is the requestIdleCallback function, which allows developers to optimize the performance of their applications by scheduling non-essential work during idle periods. In this blog
JavaScript is a versatile and widely-used programming language for building websites and applications. With the rapid evolution of technology, the need for handling large integers became evident. To meet this
Introduction When it comes to generating unique identifiers for your application, two popular options are NanoID and GUID. It may become important however that one is preferred over the other
In recent years, React has become the go-to library for building user interfaces in web applications. With its declarative approach and component-based architecture, React has made it easier for developers
React Suspense is a powerful feature introduced in React 16.6 that allows developers to handle asynchronous data fetching in a more efficient and user-friendly manner. In this blog post, we
Introduction React Concurrent Rendering is an experimental feature that aims to improve the performance and user experience of React applications. It allows React to work on multiple tasks simultaneously, without
In the world of web development, performance is key. As developers, we’re always striving to create applications that are responsive, efficient, and user-friendly. One of the ways we can achieve
In this blog post, we’ll explore the process of sharing a Git stash with another person. Git stash is a powerful feature that allows you to temporarily save changes that
