How to use WeakMap and WeakSet in JavaScript

[@florianbopp187]

Another place where a weakmap is useful is for diy reactivity using proxies. You can use it to store reactivity dependencies and they will be garbage collected when the dependencies are. See vue‘s reactivity system for more info.

[@studiowebselect]

i was about to point exactly the same reference from vue reactivity

[@hugodsa89]

Missed your videos

[@ivan.romaniv]

that's really nice example! thank you!

[@PickleRiiiiiiick]

Very nice.

[@xelspeth]

Great video didn't even know this was a thing! What do you use to get curly if's and else's? Or is that just manual nvim config?

[@andrew-burgess]

That's the font I use, mono lisa

[@Ali-sc6dh]

I used weekmap a lot for analytics data tracking. In case you want to build a tracking tool that is independant from the website source code, you can use weakmap to track for exemple unique impressions of elements (when they are visible on screen). This way you don't hold references to HTML elements that have been removed from the DOM and prevent them from being garbage collected

[@hugodsa89]

Audio is top. Maybe don’t lean back 🤣

[@schizomaru]

line 33: await setTimeout...? i dont think setTimeout returns a promise you could create: function delay(time){return new Promise((done)=>{setTimeout(done, time || 0});} await delay(1000 * Math.random());

[@EccentricEngineerMN]

In this video he is using nodejs timers/promises which is a promisified version ofr the global setTimeout