Unlocking the Secrets of ‘onload’: How Many Can Your Page Really Handle?
The onload event is a cornerstone of client-side web development, triggering functions after a webpage and all its resources (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc.) have completely loaded. This event is crucial for executing tasks that depend on the full availability of the page’s elements, such as initializing JavaScript libraries, manipulating the DOM, or triggering animations. But … Read more