[Js-Craft #22] Throttling and Debouncing, the CSS calc() function, manifest files, and more

DanielAugust 24, 2021

Aloha friends! It's Daniel here, with the biweekly newsletter of js-craft.io.

The past couple of days have been again too warm, so therefore a new trip to the mountains was welcomed. Below is the view from our hotel room:

On the development side, I am pretty excited as I've started a new React and Typescript project at my workplace. Looking forward to using all the new shiny React features in a high traffic production environment.

On js-craft I published 7 new articles about things like Throttling and Debouncing in Javascript, manifest files, using Ellipsis or the calc() function in CSS:

• Using Ellipsis to truncate long text lines in CSS
• Using the CSS calc() function
• Using the new array.at() method
• Throttling VS Debouncing in Javascript
• What is a Javascript manifest file
• Function declaration “function foo()” vs function expression “const foo = function()” ?
• Detecting in Javascript the status of a media query with the MediaQueryListEvent

That's all folks! Be kind, be smart and keep coding!

PS: If you haven't yet seen Guy Ritchie's latest movie, Wrath of Man, go check it out. It's worth it 🙂