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understanding-es6 - Simple examples to help you understand ES6

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Apply the principles of purely functional languages to your JavaScript to gain more reliable, self-documenting codebases.

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JavaScript is a fully-featured Object-Oriented programming language. On the surface, it shares syntactical similarities with Java and C, but the mentality is quite different. At its core, JavaScript is more similar to functional languages. via Pocket

This article explores the various ways you can create objects with the JavaScript language, and through this exploration finds that there is much to learn about the language! via Pocket

38,565 Views A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. via Pocket

Great design is a product of care and attention applied to areas that matter, resulting in a useful, understandable, and hopefully beautiful user interface. But don’t be fooled into thinking that design is left only for designers. via Pocket

JavaScript is an interesting language. It is quite different from any other language I’ve used, and it takes a while to really notice and understand the nuances if you don’t have a good way of learning. via Pocket

JavaScript. At once bizarre and yet beautiful, it is surely the programming language that Pablo Picasso would have invented. Null is apparently an object, an empty array is apparently equal to false, and functions are bandied around as though they were tennis balls. via Pocket

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Touchy.js - A simple light-weight JavaScript library for dealing with touch events

Generating HTML with JavaScript has always been ugly. Hella ugly. It usually involves writing streams of hard-to-maintain code which just concatenates a bunch of strings together and spits them out…

.good {background-color:#00CC00; } .bad {background-color:#FF0000;} .iffy {background-color:#FFFF00;} .selectors {float: left; width:10em;} Safari and Safari for the iPhone support all HTML element…