How is the javascript Execution Context actually implemented?
How is the lifecycle of execution context managed?
What are all the things that an execution context cannot do?
Or can it handle everything that is required to run a piece of javascript code? (scoping, closures, prototyping, etc)
I really want to understand execution context in depth and all the things that it can and cant do.
An execution context diagram would really help
Also was going through a very old article http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/ecmascript/javascript-the-core/#execution-context.
Can someone confirm if it is still valid?
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