Category "settimeout"

useState hook does not update inside setTimeout function

this code must increase the "count" value gradually from 0 to 600. And each time the "count" value changes it must be logged into the console. But instead, I ge

How to stop a setTimeout loop?

I'm trying to build a loading indicator with a image sprite and I came up with this function function setBgPosition() { var c = 0; var numbers = [0, -12

javascript setTimeout()

I have a javascript function as shown below. function checkEven(number){ return(number % 2 == 0 ? true : false) setTimeout(checkEven(number), 2

when is the callback passed to setTimeout put on the message queue?

setTimeout(callback, 1000) Is callback put on the message queue after 1000ms or is it put to the message queue immediately? If it is put to the message queue a

Suggestions for rate limiting using Axios

I'm using react with axios for accessing api from cryptocompare. Api has limit of 15 call per second. Now after 15 api call I'm getting error of "Rate limit e

type for useRef if used with setInterval, react-typescript

I am doing a simple animation in a next.js app. let flipInterval = useRef(); const startAnimation = () => { flipInterval.current = setInterval(() =>

Combination of async function + await + setTimeout

I am trying to use the new async features and I hope solving my problem will help others in the future. This is my code which is working: async function asyn

How does JavaScript call web APIs?

As far as I know, JavaScript's normal behavior when I call a web API just like the setTimeout 4 times: it should call the first one then add it to a queue wait

How many concurrent setTimeouts before performance issues?

I have a node.js app with 10k-100k concurrent setTimeouts running at any given time. (They are all 5 minute duration.) The callback is pretty trivial, just an H

How many concurrent setTimeouts before performance issues?

I have a node.js app with 10k-100k concurrent setTimeouts running at any given time. (They are all 5 minute duration.) The callback is pretty trivial, just an H

Not able to understand the output of this for loop in JS

I have understood why the output of this code should be 3 3 3. for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) { setTimeout(() => console.log(i), 1); } I am not a

Is there a workaround for Firefox 5 and Chrome ”setInterval()” and “setTimeout()” in inactive tab

There is a JavaScript optimization that causes inactive tabs to slow down setInterval() and setTimeout()` in Firefox 5 and Chrome. I have it set for 66 miliseco

Chrome: timeouts/interval suspended in background tabs?

I was testing the accuracy of setTimeout using this test. Now I noticed that (as expected) setTimeout is not very accurate but for most appliances not dramatica