Yield long tasks with scheduler.yield()

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Learn about the scheduler.yield() and how you can break up long tasks into smaller chunks, improving responsiveness by explicitly yielding back to the main thread.

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Speaker: Pete LePage
Products Mentioned: Chrome



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