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AJAX

AJAX is defined as: (process) to Async Data Fetch from Server (via clunky legacy XHR methods). Topics on: XHR, Fetch API, A TCP/IP socket connection is establis

async

async is defined as: JS Keyword to prepend function to allow Asynchronous Code. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, Multi Paradigm, Concurrency Model, Asyn

Async

Async is defined as: of process to occur in parallel, independently. Topics on: Non-Blocking, async, AJAX, Asynchronous Model, Asynchronous Code, image loading

Asynchronous Code

Asynchronous Code is defined as: Non-Blocking Source Code to defer execute, wait in Callback Queue & move to Call Stack once background task Settled. Topics on:

Blocking

Blocking. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, Multi Paradigm, Concurrency Model, Sync, Blocking|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

Concurrency Model

Concurrency Model is defined as: (mechanism) to achieve Concurrency for JS Engine via Event Loop, Callback Queue & Callback Function. Topics on: JS needs Concur

Event Loop

Event Loop is defined as: (mechanism) to orchestrate Non-Blocking Concurrency Model by manage Callback Functions between Callback Queue & Call Stack, to await e

Non-Blocking

Non-Blocking is defined as: of code to not pause execution for rest of Source Code sequence. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, Multi Paradigm, Concurrenc

Rust

Rust is defined as: Programming Language for performance & safe Concurrency Model, ex Gecko & SWC. Topics on: Cargo. Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang,

Sync

Sync is defined as: Runtime behaviour to execute Source Code sequentially line-by-line in exact order, tends to be Blocking. Topics on: Blocking. Read more: JS,

XHR

XHR is defined as: XML HTTP Request. Topics on: XHR flow, provides method to send network requests between browser-server, XHR and all async tasks handled by ca

XHR flow

XHR flow. Topics on: call XHR constructor, .open a request with type & URL, send request, attach event listener for 'load'. Read more: JS, JS Concepts, Multi Pa