I am learning about node.js. This is my cheatsheet. It may not be useful to you at all.
Also see My JavaScript Cheatsheet.
A couple of times per year, I have to work on something that requires me to write some JavaScript. When I do, I have to reacquaint myself with the language by skimming through JavaScript: The Good Parts and finding some good online reference documentation.
In an effort to reduce the …
A little over a year ago, I created my first iPhone app, JacksOrBetter. As an exercise in learning CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery, I've created a web-based version of JacksOrBetter.
It should work on any decent web browser (that is, one that has good implementations of JavaScript …
I'm playing around with JavaScript in my spare time, and have started creating a web app. As I usually do, particularly when learning something new, I am using a test-driven development approach. I looked at a few JavaScript unit-testing frameworks, and decided to go with QUnit, the testing framework used …
As a result of the recent hubbub about web apps, I decided to get myself up to speed on JavaScript and CSS. Knowing Douglas Crockford's reputation as the JavaScript guru, I read his book, entitled JavaScript: The Good Parts.
It's a good book. The basic idea is that while JavaScript …