24 Mar
2011

Basic JavaScript Part 12: Function Hoisting

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: :3 Comments on Basic JavaScript Part 12: Function Hoisting

Here are the links to the previous installments: Functions Objects Prototypes Enforcing New on Constructor Functions Hoisting Automatic Semicolon Insertion Static Properties and Methods Namespaces Reusing Methods of Other Objects   The Module Pattern   Functional Initialization In a previous post I already discussed the phenomenon of hoisting in JavaScript. In that post I showed […]

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21 Mar
2011

Pluralcast 38 : Liam McLennan on JavaScript

By: David Starr Category:General PostTag: :

 Listen here! [34:45] In this episode, Liam McLennan clues us in on why JavaScript is becoming the cool old kid on the block and of course, Kate Gregory lays down some visual Studio Kung Fu. Liam McLennan Liam is a freelance web developer, working mostly with Microsoft tools and technology, based in Brisbane Australia. Since […]

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17 Mar
2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – “node_modules” Folders

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: :2 Comments on Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – “node_modules” Folders

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n Taking Baby Steps with Node.js ? Implementing Events BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should For this post I want to quickly share a […]

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7 Mar
2011

Pluralcast 37 : HTML 5 with Craig Shoemaker

By: David Starr Category:General PostTag: :

 Listen to this Episode! [30:24] You know that new technology you?ve been avoiding even though you know it is out there? Looming? Here it is! HTML 5 and it might not be what you think. Craig Shoemaker introduces us to HTML 5 and of course, Kate Gregory lays down some Visual Studio Kung Fu. Craig […]

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