Ben Alman » jQuery throttle / debounce: Sometimes, less is more!: "function log( event ) {
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console.log( $(window).scrollTop(), event.timeStamp );
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};
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// Console logging happens on window scroll, WAAAY more often
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// than you want it to.
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$(window).scroll( log );
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// Console logging happens on window scroll, but no more than
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// once every 250ms.
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$(window).scroll( $.throttle( 250, log ) );
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// Note that in jQuery 1.4+ you can unbind by reference using
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// either the throttled function, or the original function.
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$(window).unbind( 'scroll', log );"
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