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Alex Merced
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Nov 24, 2022 ⋅ 3 min read

Understanding SolidJS’ updated batch function

Alex Merced I am a developer, educator, and founder of devNursery.com.

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2 Replies to "Understanding SolidJS’ updated <code>batch</code> function"

  1. Hi Alex, great article! I just wanted to mention that the batch function is not new, Solid actually had it for a long time.

    1. You’re right, Solid has had this function for a while. The point of this post was to highlight some of the recent updates to batch, so we’ve made a couple changes to make that a bit clearer. Thanks!

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