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Avoid the (JavaScript) Zombie Apocalypse

Happy Monday!

This blog post from Bitovi offers a wealth of information on JS memory leaks.

What is this JS memory leak anyway? Douglas Crockford has this explanation. Another interesting info from Quirksmode. And one fine explanation here.

In short, if you’re developing JavaScript-heavy sites and projects, you must avoid memory leaks. It is common nowadays due to the emergence of MVC JavaScript frameworks. So when choosing a JS framework, please consider these.

Please take time to read this post by Brian Moschel.(@brianmoschel)

It will save you headaches of the JavaScript kind later on.

You might also want to checkout TodoMVC. It offers a ‘Todo’ application implemented in various JS MVC frameworks.

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