Throttle and Debounce
- Throttle and debounce are two techniques used to prevent a function from being called too often.
- Throttle: Throttling is a technique where you control the frequency of function execution. It ensures that the function doesn’t execute more than once every X milliseconds.
- Debounce: Debouncing is a technique where you ensure that a function doesn’t execute until after a certain amount of time has passed since it was called.
- In the Foundation framework, throttle and debounce are implemented using the Foundation.Throttle() and Foundation.Debounce() functions. The syntax for both functions is the same:
Foundation.[Throttle/Debounce](functionToThrottleOrDebounce, waitTime, [callback]);
Foundation CSS JavaScript Utilities
Foundation JavaScript Utilities is a collection of tools that can be used to enhance the functionality of your Foundation website. To use Foundation JavaScript Utilities, you first need to include the foundation.js file in your website. Once you have done this, you can use the various utilities by calling the corresponding function. For example, to create a custom animation, you would use the Foundation.Move() function.
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