Event Delegation in Javascript | UI/Frontend Interview Question
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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2019
- - What is Event Delegation?
- A quick demo and examples of this techniques
- Benefits of Event Delegation?
- Limitations of Event Delegation?
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Benefits of event delegation:
1) improves memory space
2) mitigates risk of performance bottle neck
3) Dom manipulation
4) when elements get added dynamically, the process of adding events is slow
Limitations:
1) All the events are not bubbled up, some events like blur, focus are not bubbled up
2) if e.stopPropogation is used in child, then events are not bubbled up
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I have been adding listeners on loop like an idiot when I could have just done this...
This was enlightening to a great degree.
Your are even adding a loop but I have been adding a event listener each and every time for every element
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No tutorial/ video ever explained delegation this way. Can't thank more Akshay.
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Never knew data attributes could be used this way. Amazing !
Thanks, Akshay for this perfect explanation...
Also,
Being a full-stack developer and like me, a lot many FS devs keep ignoring CSS because it needs a proper understanding of not just the target element as well as the effects passed on from parents in the hierarchy. Overall, CSS being a secondary skill for this reason as well, it's not focused much in tech Interviews. But, I feel it is much-required skills to deliver a quality products. If you've cracked CSS properties' relations with its parents in the hierarchy, I'm sure huge junta including me would like to learn it from you!...
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In CSS, we use as event delegation mean, we assign our base tag's href for all tags in that page. This is just analogy for those who know but not Event Delegation. 😕
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Very nice and precise tutorial with great examples. Requesting you to make a video on "Event Loop". :)
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Thanks Dude..Helped me to learn events in javascript in depth..
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Amazing stuff, great way of teaching :)
Nice one! also got to know how frameworks make use of custom attributes like data-dismiss="modal" in bootstrap. Thanks!
You're absolutely right Souvik and the people who write frameworks are just like us, it's just that they understand these core concepts very well and how things work under the hood. Keep on learning these basic concepts and slowly everything will make sense and you will get a lot more wow moments. :)
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Thanks Akshay for awesome explanation of each topic. I have gone through your event bubbling and capturing video before this one. I think your first example regarding categories is the best example of enabling event capturing. Since we are attaching event handlers to parent - instead of events bubbling from child to parent, we can enable useCapture property and can stop delegation to child elements for better performance using e.stopPropagation().
but how we will understand from where the event actually occurred if the target is the child element
This was amazing. Thanks for making it so simple.
Awesome explanation man.. kudos
And for the last example, we can merge it with "denounce" so that the event only triggers once the user stop typing... 😀
You explained this very well... Thanks!!
Nope. Debounce on input field validation is a very bad idea.
You need to notify the user as soon as he types something against the rules, instead of letting him know after he's finished typing a long sequence of mistakes. That is bad user experience.
Hats off, awesome teaching skills.
Thanks Akshay , you explained very nicely . :)
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Your videos are very insightful. Please do one video on Infinite Scroll and Pagination.
second example when you type anything then that much time function is called. So I think its the case of function re-calling wihile each character we typed in event delegation.
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Really useful examples.
Awsome Akshay..... Make video on "Event Loop"
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Thanks very much akshay. Yours videos are very helpful and quite descriptive and understandable. Can you please make one video on webpage security. I mean from a frontend developer point of view how can I add security to a web app. Thanks in advance
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Please cover one fronted template with javscript, Jquery if possible with AJAX, animation
or only with Javascript with animation
Wonderful explanation !!
we can also do event delegation with capturing phase.
Thanks for your valuable explaination.
now i'm bit confuse between event bubbling and event deligation.
thanks for totorial.....
It was just fantastic.Thank you so much brother
can u make a video about how javascript engine works.thanks in advance
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Thank you
In event delegation we would have to write a lot of if and else condition to handle different click events
Got this too.
Please make video on closures in JavaScript
Excellent!
Thanks
WOW So cool! Awesome explanations!
Excellent Explanation Akshay, I have a minor doubt - as you have said it we can only do event delegation because of event bubbling, but while playing with the code, when i set the useCapture flag to true, it was working perfectly fine too, can you explain this behaviour?
Finally I got it!!. is this the same way how react-router work? i mean like not exactly the same but core concepts are this only right?
I don't know exactly about it. React router is all together a giant concept, won't be this simple. But yeah this concept is often used for setting behaviour patters in the code :)
Superb
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document.getElementById is faster than document.queryselector , so use the first one.
So I am not the only person who is reminded of the time by them machines
So in the frameworks like angular where we can loop through the list and attach an event listner on each item does attach a separate event for it or it takes care of delegation internally?
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Hi.
Can you make video on accessing elements in a shadow root?
@akshay
Can you please show in a video how can we achieve event delegation in react components
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Thx more knowledge video but Request video Virtual DOM and Actual DOM