Tag: JavaScript
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Overcoming browser throttling of setInterval executions
Read more: Overcoming browser throttling of setInterval executionsTo preserve device battery and reduce unwanted CPU consumptions, browsers throttle the execution of callbacks passed to the setInterval method, whenever the webpage becomes hidden.…
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Javascript debugging doesn’t work in razor pages
Read more: Javascript debugging doesn’t work in razor pagesChrome (and Canary) used to be able to show javascript source which was embedded in aspx files. Typically, I would add a debugger; statement, save, and then…
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Bundling and Minification in ASP.NET Core
Read more: Bundling and Minification in ASP.NET CoreIt is the dream of every web developer to build blazing fast and high-performance web applications but this is not easy to accomplish unless we…
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Arrow function in JavaScript
Read more: Arrow function in JavaScriptThere’s an alternative way of writing anonymous functions, which we call an arrow function. An arrow function uses () => instead of function (): function using function (); function…
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Change visible status based on if array is empty or not in knockout.js
Read more: Change visible status based on if array is empty or not in knockout.jsI want to be able to have a table show only if there are items in an array. JS HTML Here is one solution; Refer…
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