How to Clean Up after Yourself and Why It’s Important (Vue/React)

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Memory leaks can cause an application to run slow or even crash. They can be created by accident, by not cleaning up after yourself. Find out how to clean up event listeners in the two very popular JavaScript frameworks Vue and React. I work with a lot … more

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