Memory Leaks in JavaScript
JavaScript may not always warrant concern about managing memory. But memory leaks still happen.
When code runs and elements are created, memory is consumed while variables are in use. Once the variables are no longer in use, garbage collectors clean the memory of those variables. Most of the time, this is a seamless occurrence. However, while garbage collectors do their job, the program can't run; meaning the server and UI are unresponsive.
The runtime of garbage collectors directly correlates to the number of variables and consumed heap size, meaning the larger and more complex an application - the more memory leaks need to be kept in mind or else there is a risk of accumulating lost memory space.
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