Showing 16 posts tagged with "javascript"
Ryan Dahl & Node.js: The Man Who Changed Server-Side JavaScript Forever
Few people can claim to have fundamentally changed the trajectory of web development. Ryan Dahl is one of them. In 2009, a quiet, intense presentation at JSConf EU planted a seed that grew into Node.js — a runtime that...
Pandas JavaScript Equivalent
Pandas is a powerful data manipulation and analysis library in Python, providing data structures and operations for manipulating numerical tables and ti...
JavaScript New Features from ES5 to ESNext
ECMAScript 5 (2009) Strict Mode ('use strict'): Enforces better coding practices. Array Methods: forEach, map, filter, reduce, some, every. Object Methods: O...
Summary of ES2021 feature
ES2021 (ECMAScript 2021) introduced several new features to JavaScript. Here are the key additions: 1. Numeric Separators (_) Helps improve the readability o...
What are closures in JavaScript?
A closure in JavaScript is a function that retains access to its lexical scope, even after the outer function in which it was defined has finished executing....
JavaScript - let, const, var
In JavaScript, var, let, and const are three different ways to declare variables, each with distinct behaviors regarding scope, redeclaration, updating, and ...
CanJS is really the new hot thing in JavaScript
So its official. I was at a Hare Krishna Temple in Silicon Valley. And while I was relaxing a bit, I overheard another pair of engineerings talking. I couldn...
PhantomJS + Jasmine vs Selenium Web Driver
Recently I started using phantomjs, which is a headless browser based on web-kit, for automated JavaScript testing. Now when I was playing around with Seleni...
nodejs and express, my first app
So I was working on my ubuntu servers this weekend. Trying to get some extra work in. Work that shouldn't feel like work. I was thinking about how natural/in...
Goodbye JavaScript
Hello Google Dart http://www.youtube.com/embed/vT1KmTQ-1Os Can't we just embed a lite JVM into the browser, so I can write groovy. Whats with ...
Who is Douglas Crockford?
Saw an interesting JavaScript pre-processor written by Douglas Crockford. So I naturally began to research this man, and why anyone should be interested in h...
Google's new Language Dart
Dart is supposed to be a new virtual environment that is getting plugged into Chromium. Which means Dart will work in the Chrome browser. Its supposed to fix...
Google Closure
Looks like there are yet more additions to the JavaScript world. This closure compiler is gaining popularity, and shows that its the most efficient one out t...
Google Closure JavaScript Library
Introduction to Modern JavaScript Frameworks The JavaScript ecosystem is constantly evolving, with new additions surfacing regularly. Among these innovations...
Image editors and JavaScript 3d Rotation
When I am done with the Movie Masher, I'm going to get to working on an image editor. Which is going to be AWESOME. I've already put some time into it this w...
GWT
I remember last year I was told to sign up for google wave. Today I watched an important video, an event which took place after the keynote speech Introducin...