Generators:
Generators introduce a new way of writing
iterable functions. They can be paused and
resumed, allowing for more flexible control
flow. Generators are particularly useful for
implementing lazy evaluation and working
with infinite sequences. We’ll explore how to
create and utilize generators effectively.
Modules and Bundlers:
JavaScript modules enable code organization,
reusability, and encapsulation. We’ll explore
the different module systems supported by
modern JavaScript, including CommonJS and
ES modules. Additionally, we’ll touch upon
bundlers like webpack and rollup, which
bundle modules into a single file for
deployment.
Inheritances
Javascript inheritance is the method through
which the objects inherit the properties and
the methods from the other objects. It enables
code reuse and structuring of relationships
between objects, creating a hierarchy where a
child object can access features of its parent
object.
JavaScript Event Loops
JavaScript has a runtime model based on an
event loop, which is responsible for executing
the code, collecting and processing events,
and executing queued sub-tasks. This model
is quite different from models in other
languages like C and Java.