Fixing transitionend Event Bug: CSS Class Not Removing Correctly in JavaScript

In this video, we dive into a common issue developers face when working with CSS transitions in JavaScript: the transitionend event bug. If you've ever encountered problems with CSS classes not being removed as expected after a transition, you're not alone. We'll explore the root causes of this bug and provide practical solutions to ensure your transitions work smoothly and your styles are applied correctly. Join us as we troubleshoot and fix this frustrating issue!

Today's Topic: Fixing transitionend Event Bug: CSS Class Not Removing Correctly in JavaScript

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