Elentra JS Documentation
1.3
1.01.11.21.31.42.0
1.3
1.01.11.21.31.42.0
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The Fetch API is a replacement for legacy XHR requests. All programmatic requests from EntradaJS are handled using this API, including file loading and API requests.

The History API is used to manipulate the browser's address bar without adding history entries. This ensures that the back/forward buttons behave as expected.

Promises are used heavily for asynchronous processing and error handling.

The Reflect API is used for programmatic instantiation.

The new Symbol primitive type is used to avoid namespace collisions without imposing additional filtering requirements on developers.

Fetch API
History API
Promises
Reflect API
Symbols