Promises in JavaScript provide a cleaner and more readable alternative to callbacks, preventing callback hell.
Promises have stages like Pending, Fulfilled, and Rejected, making asynchronous code execution easier.
Promise method examples include Promise.all, Promise.allSettled, Promise.race, and Promise.any.
Throttling limits the execution of a function to prevent it from running more than once in a specified interval.
Debouncing delays function execution until there is a period of inactivity, useful for scenarios like search inputs.
Event Propagation includes Event Capturing, Target, and Event Bubbling phases in the DOM.
Concurrency in JavaScript involves handling multiple processes or threads executing simultaneously to avoid data conflicts.
DB Isolation Levels such as Read Uncommitted, Read Committed, Repeatable Read, and Serializable help maintain data consistency in Concurrent operations.
JS Strict Mode enforces rules to make the code more error-free by disallowing certain behaviors like using undefined for 'this' in the global context.
Prototype in JS refers to a blueprint containing shared properties and methods for instances created from a constructor function.