This issue is a feature request for the implementation of two new custom hooks: useDebounce and useThrottle.
The useDebounce hook will be used to limit the rate at which a function can fire. This is useful when we have a function that we need to execute, but we don’t want it to execute until after a certain amount of time has passed since it was last invoked.
The useThrottle hook will be used to ensure that a function cannot be called more than once every X milliseconds. This can be helpful in situations where we want to make sure that a certain function is not called too often, such as a resize or scroll event listener in a web application.
Both of these hooks will provide a better user experience by improving the performance of our application.
Looking forward to the community's thoughts and contributions on this!
This issue is a feature request for the implementation of two new custom hooks: useDebounce and useThrottle.
The useDebounce hook will be used to limit the rate at which a function can fire. This is useful when we have a function that we need to execute, but we don’t want it to execute until after a certain amount of time has passed since it was last invoked.
The useThrottle hook will be used to ensure that a function cannot be called more than once every X milliseconds. This can be helpful in situations where we want to make sure that a certain function is not called too often, such as a resize or scroll event listener in a web application.
Both of these hooks will provide a better user experience by improving the performance of our application.
Looking forward to the community's thoughts and contributions on this!