This meeting can be summarized as a detailed discussion among state changers on various programming concepts. Throughout the session, they covered essential aspects of anonymous functions, their usage, and the context in which they can be used.
From the start, the discussion touched on concepts related to JavaScript. They talked about defining functions, anonymous functions, instantly instantiated functional expressions, lambda functions, and how to run commands in JavaScript. Discussion about ScriptTag was initiated in creating a project, where they chose to put codes into later events to ensure that the webpage gets fully loaded. They delved into the concept of an anonymous function or Lambda in JavaScript and explained how two asynchronous functions are run, without leaving the current context. One of the major highlights of the meeting was the explanation regarding the idea of IFFI (Instantly Invoked Functional Expression). The participants learned why it's used, along with a practical example of its implementation. The discussion pivoted towards questions like "why to use an anonymous function," and "when to use it." The talk promoted understanding asynchronous and synchronous operations, the return value, and real-time executions. The state changers also explored how different types of functions are created and used in different contextual scenarios. They covered the concept of performing operations within an anonymous function and how this helps keep the code localized, thus making it easier to understand when used. The meeting ended after discussions on minifying code and a brief reference to performance aspects of the coding.
(Source: Deep Dive Javascript For Low Code Part 2 8/18/2023 )
