Modified Saturday 13-05 00:03

The lazy function implements lazy loading. (ie it will let you defer loading component’s code until it is rendered/executed for the first time) It's part of code splitting meaning that the build step will create an extra module that will be dynamically...

Modified Saturday 13-05 11:36

Code splitting is an operation performed by a bundler that splits code into chunks. You can then load only what is needed for a page to render. It's also known as route-chunking (where route refers to http route, ie a route is equivalent to a page)...

Modified Saturday 13-05 01:49

A Lazy loading method will fetch the resource (image, javascript module, advertisements) in the web browser window when needed. When needed means for media such as image: when they will become visible to the user when the code is executed (code...

Modified Saturday 13-05 11:10

is a virtual dom technology that permits to create HTML page or components based on the concepts that: If the data (state) changes, the UI should change too. Learn once, write anywhere Babel for JSX and (also known as ES2015) Inventor: Jordan...

Modified Saturday 13-05 10:45

Pure functions are called pure because: they do not change their inputs, they always return the same result for the same inputs. The result is then predictable. Pure functions take data and transform it, without modifying any shared state, meaning...

Modified Saturday 13-05 10:27

A debounce is a function that: will wrap a callback function willnot let the callback function execute for each event will let the callback function execute only when a certain amount of time has elapsed since the last seen event. For instance,...

Modified Saturday 13-05 10:10

git clone creates a clone known as local repository from a remote repository. cloning in git means: downloading the remote repository into a newly created directory setting for each downloaded branch (ie remote branch) their remote-tracking branches...

Modified Friday 12-05 09:52

The contextmenu event is a pointerEvent that happens when the user tries to open the context menu (generally with right click) screenX : value based on the pointer position on the screen screenY : value based...

Created Saturday 13-05 10:54

The lazy function implements lazy loading. (ie it will let you defer loading component’s code until it is rendered/executed for the first time) It's part of code splitting meaning that the build step will create an extra module that will be dynamically...

Created Friday 12-05 08:37

The contextmenu event is a pointerEvent that happens when the user tries to open the context menu (generally with right click) screenX : value based on the pointer position on the screen screenY : value based...

Created Wednesday 10-05 03:20

This page is the events that are fired when a selection of text occurs The select event occurs when a user selects some text in form controls when their text selection is adjusted (whether by an API or by the user). In HTML5, select events occurs...

Created Tuesday 09-05 11:31

On systems that can support it, there is an additional expansion available: process substitution

Created Saturday 06-05 00:46

A Parent component is a component that encapsulates other components in the react tree. They can manipulate their children by passing / forwarding a ref.

Created Thursday 04-05 01:35

This article shows you how you can store git credential (username and password) on Linux with: the Git Credential Manager and the gpg/pass credentials store You can then use git without...

Created Tuesday 02-05 08:01

This page shows you how you can load a script dynamically with Javascript to load and use it when needed. In short, if you add: a script via an DOM element, it will be executed (via append or insertAdjacentElement) a script via a html fragment...

Created Friday 28-04 07:44

This article shows you how you can return 2 or more variables from a bash function. Within your shell (remotely mostly within putty) Edit it with your favorite edition technique and add the bash shebang Bash is a wrapper language for commands....