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JavaScript is the new Smalltalk
Posted By : at 2008-05-08 13:41:05
The system is written entirely in the JavaScript programming language, a language supported by all the web browsers, with the intent that the system can run in commercial web browsers without installation or any plug-in components. ...
Blog Source - http://bitworking.org/news/290/JavaScript-is-the-new-Smalltalk
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at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
jQuery creator and Mozilla Javascript Evangelist John Resig recently posted a video presentation outlining future release plans for the jQuery project and highlighting some exciting new Javascript features that will be coming soon to ...
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Unobtrusive JavaScript with jQuery
at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
Unobtrusive JavaScript with jQuery. The online handout for the tutorial I gave this morning at XTech.
Blog Source - http://simonwillison.net/2008/May/6/unobtrusive/
The most used Javascript Library is... jQuery
at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
As the author of the survey says, the audience of his website is mainly composed by designers, so the results are a bit biased toward jQuery (which has been designed to port the CSS way of thinking into JavaScript development). ...
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Unobtrusive JavaScript with jQuery
at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
Simon Willison gave another jQuery talk, this time at XTech, called Unobtrusive JavaScript with jQuery. In the presentation he delves into the reasons why you should go unobtrusive, how to use jQuery, and why they are a good match. ...
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What's Next in jQuery and JavaScript?
at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
What's happening in jQuery Core, jQuery UI, and the jQuery Project. What upcoming browser features I'm excited about. Some of what's coming in JavaScript 1.9. Some things that should change about Open Web development. ...
Blog Source - http://ejohn.org/blog/whats-next-in-jquery-and-javascript/
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