General JavaScript tutorial or video
DukeScript is a set of APIs that allows Java applications easily talk to JavaScript environment to (usually) animate an HTML page. The core libraries are developed as part of the NetBeans Project, but there are also additional libraries that play well in the overall DukeScript ecosystem.
The intermediate JavaScript developer has come across using promises for AJAX, and many have also used it when building animations, but not much more. I’d like to show you many other situations where using promises, although unconventional, will significantly increase the clarity of your code. I’ll explain how to make …
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in JavaScript is complex. To make it easier to understand, this webcast explains it via four layers:
With so many JavaScript MVC libraries out there, how does a time constrained developer make a smart choice? In this survey, we’ll compare and contrast some of today’s most popular JavaScript frameworks.
Kevin Lamping, a front-end web developer with USAA, presents on how to scale Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI) for use in their enterprise web applications. YUI is an open source JavaScript library for building richly interactive web applications. The topics discussed include server-side integration, event delegation and YUI instance caching.
Turn based servers such as Nodejs are now joining turn based browsers in providing race-free and deadlock-free interactivity. The event-driven model has long been popular in UI systems, but the nature of work in servers presents some new challenges. Functional programming provides solutions, including monads, arrows, promises, and various flavors …
