Memory Leak in JavaScript: A Guide to Understanding It | Recro
Are you facing a Memory Leak problem In Javascript?
A memory leak in javascript occurs when the JavaScript engine cannot reclaim the memory that has been allocated. When you construct objects and variables in your application, the JavaScript engine allocates memory, and it is clever enough to free that memory when the objects are no longer required.
Memory leaks are a problem every developer has to face eventually. Even when working with memory-managed languages there are cases where memory can be leaked.
Our speaker Santosh Kumar, who works as works at Interview Kickstart as a Technical Lead for a front-end developer talks about the following topics.
What are memory leaks in JS?
When does a memory leak happen?
Debugging and understanding memory mapping using dev tools
Live coding on solving memory leak issue
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