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$(window).scroll in vanilla JavaScript


Question 1

window.onscroll = function() {    console.log('scrolling');};

or if your targeted browsers support addEventListener :

window.addEventListener('scroll', function() {        console.log('scrolling');});

Question 2

In my opinion, if you're just scrolling from one section to a another section of your page, and not having some sort of constantly running scrolling movement, you're fine doing this without using requestAnimationFrame.

You can find good implementations of scrolling to a particular part of the window in pure javascript, I suggest checking out their source(or even using them).