how do you understand that using refs can reduce the consumption of dom nodes? If you see an example on the official website of Vue, you will use ref,refs. . is the understanding and illustration of the following example correct? <!DOCTYPE html>...
recently I have been practicing making a pop-up box, = [part 1] = put the code first: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compa...
page code: < div id= d * ngIf = "show " > < div > ts file: in the callback function for which the request is successful: this.show = true; document.getElementById ( d ) at this time it is null,. I guess because dom hasn t been rendered yet, ...
as shown in the picture, after clicking the button, you append a new button in document.body. How did the new button be updated to the page? will the original button be rendered again? ...
recently using vagrant as the development environment, I found that I don t quite understand box files. when adding Vagrant images, I use the following command: vagrant box add ubuntu E:ubuntu.box vagrant init ubuntu vagrant up vagrant ssh throug...
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var obj1 = {test:"hello world"} var obj2 = obj1 obj1 = null alert(obj2.test) hello world as far as I understand it, obj1 and obj2 point to the same object. Now obj1 is null,. Why can you still access test? through obj2? ...
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promise.all () can wrap multiple promise and return a new promise instance. In principle, the request sent is still asynchronous, so why is the returned result ordered ?...