Running Linux in Your Browser
Seeing is believing. JavaScript has come a long way. Tagged: Browser, CPU, Emulation, JavaScript, Linux, qemu, VM, x86
View ArticleMocking AJAX in jQuery
When developing small web applications, it would be great if I could mock AJAX requests. Apparently, Jonathan Sharp had the same problem and created a solution: Mock Your Ajax Requests with Mockjax for...
View ArticleTwo Awesome Browser Demos
HTML(5) is starting to take off. aqu4rium is a demo for a GWT based game framework which mimics an older IE9 demo Fishietank. My numbers: 250 fish, ~56FPS, load 0.1. ro.me is a 3D music video with...
View ArticleJSON Visualization
If you have some JSON (possibly broken) and need to know how the browser sees it: JSON Visualization Tagged: Browser, JavaScript, JSON
View ArticleJavaScript Inheritance
Here is a comprehensive list of ways to support inheritance in JavaScript. Tagged: JavaScript, OO, Programming
View ArticleHTML5 Boilerplate
There is a lot which you can do wrong when starting a new web site from scratch. The HTML5 Boilerplate project tries to help you there. It contains a sane project layout, many useful JavaScript...
View ArticleRaphaël – Impressive Vector Graphics Framework for JavaScript
If you need a framework for vector graphics, try Raphaël. MIT License, impressive demos, readable source code. Tagged: HTML5, JavaScript
View ArticleLogging From JavaScript
Logging is a recurring issue in JavaScript. There are a couple of frameworks which support you. I’ve picked out two: log4javascript Blackbird Some pros and cons: log4javascript is very powerful. It...
View ArticleLearning JavaScript Design Patterns by Addy Osmani
“Learning JavaScript Design Patterns” is a free eBook (also available in print via O’Reilly Media) by Addy Osmani which explains how to apply various design patterns to JavaScript. It’s not only a...
View ArticleJazoon 2013 – STJS: Managing JavaScript application complexity
The talk “STJS: Managing JavaScript application complexity” by Alexandru Craciun (LinkedIn) and Nicolas Piguet (LinkedIn) focused on one of the major pains with JavaScript: It’s easy to get started,...
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