Memory Leaks from Detached DOM Elements | Prevent Memory Leaks in your JavaScript Code | Part XV

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Detached DOM elements are a common but often overlooked source of memory leaks. In this video, we explore how these elements remain in memory even after being removed from the document, using a clear example to demonstrate the issue. We also provide actionable solutions to fix and prevent memory leaks caused by detached DOM elements, helping you optimise your applications.
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Playlist:
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Content:
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - How Detached DOM Elements can cause Memory Leak?
0:56 - Example
3:26 - Example Fix
5:34 - Summary
5:42 - Outro
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