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Nobody seems to be happy, nobody seems to understand it ... everyone is trying to change it, pretending to make it better ... and again, nobody seems to realize it has been here since ever, it has been working in any field, it does everything, and it keeps getting faster! One Scripting To Rule …
if you ever had to deal with the full size of an HTML document, I know that feeling bro! The Most Difficult Thing To Get Right Ever! I mean, even google maps had some problem with that, preferring a user agent sniffing like technique rather than finding the real size of the window. This image is …
This is a truly simple web application I am still improving but I believe it's ready to be tested for all of you :) wannaqu.it The purpose of this app is to track an activity. First of all, if you want to take full advantage and be able to use this app offline, pin it into your Home and you'll be …
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TL;DR Here you have the solution to all you problems ... no? So take a break, and read through :) Current Status Using a generic " module loader " for JavaScript files is becoming a common technique, and full of wins, not only on the node.js server side. There are different client side …
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Oh well, apparently I wasn't joking here and I went even further ... so here I am with a weird hack you probably never thought about before ;) A Globally Frozen Environment Have you ever thought about this in the global context? Object.freeze(this); Apparently not even browser vendors such Chrome …
I keep seeing developers complaining about different things with JSON protocol and don't get me wrong, I've been the first one trying to implement any sort of alternative starting from JSOMON and many others ... OK? Well, after so many years of client/server development is not that I've given up …
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Quick post about few things landed, or not yet, in JavaScript world. preciseTime() In this era loads of +new Date , JSC offers since quite a while a handy global function called preciseTime() . Since this function offers more accuracy than milliseconds, and I am talking about microseconds, which …
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The quick version is: have you ever thought about using node.js to make any folder as a web-server and in a PHPish way where .njs files are required and executed runtime as node modules ? Oh well, I did, and this is the result in Github: polpetta ... enjoy!
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TL;DR don't even try to normalize or shim newer typeof via code: you simply can't! Whenever it was a mistake or not to consider typeof null == "object" , many libraries that tried to normalize this operator failed to understand that null is not the only problem . The JS Polymorphism Nature We …
I have talked about this already in both JSConfEU and QCon - London and I have also blogged a couple of times about this problem that many developers keep ignoring ... The Unexpected Input In JSConfEU I have showed with my slides this picture: which is simply the reason most of the so called …
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