Day 18: JavaScript Load Quota Fix and Attendance Logic

I tackled a more technical problem related to JavaScript execution limits. We were hitting the load quota due to too many simultaneous function calls, particularly when initializing user dashboards and attendance data.

I reviewed the scripts and noticed several unnecessary listeners and loops running during page load. By debouncing some functions and adding conditional checks, I significantly reduced the execution load.

These optimizations not only fixed the quota issue but also improved the initial load time of the entire system, particularly for users on slower networks or older devices.

Next, I refined the logic behind attendance tracking. There were inconsistencies in how time logs were recorded and displayed. I ensured that timestamps were correctly parsed and converted based on user timezones.

I also cleaned up the code related to check-in/check-out events, making the logic clearer and more maintainable. This sets the groundwork for integrating future analytics or reports related to user attendance.

The improvements made today create a smoother experience across the platform and reduce the chances of future errors due to overloading scripts.