In 1997, I started coding Javascript as a hobbyist and kept returning to it now and then, mostly out of idle interest. But I was able to make more ... (more)
Note: I originally posted this on reddit, as a response to a question about the purpose of MVC and how it differed from JQuery: A few things about JS that confuse me... • /r/learnjavascript
"Separation of concerns" is a really useful concept for programmers to understand, and since you're a Java... (more)
"Separation of concerns" is a really useful concept for programmers to understand, and since you're a Java... (more)
Here's a link to the first part of this article: http://journeyintojavascript.quora.com/alternatives-to-this-part-one
Javascript gives you a bewildering number of tools that allow you to create multiple, similar objects. The most well-know ones are new and Object.create. ... (more)
Javascript gives you a bewildering number of tools that allow you to create multiple, similar objects. The most well-know ones are new and Object.create. ... (more)
Douglas Crockford, author of "Javascript the Good Parts," says he no longer uses this in his code. I still use it in mine, and I'm not here to advocate using it or not using it. But my favorite aspect of Javascript is its flexibility. I love that it allows Crockford to code in his style of choice... (more)