I watched two days ago a great webinar “Good C# Habits Can Encourage Bad JavaScript Habits”, which might be interesting to you as well. You can find more info and the recorded video here: http://www.elijahmanor.com/2011/02/video-good-c-habits-can-encourage-bad.html Additional resources are also listed on that page, in case you don’t have time to watch the video. The slides … Continue reading Bad JavaScript practices: video, tools, webinars
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Equality testing in JavaScript
Did you know that JavaScript has the “===” and “!==” operators to compare two variables? When we have to check in JavaScript whether two variables are equal or not equal, we use “==” or “!=”. It’s just the habit of the C# programmer. But those two operators are not reliable. Why, you ask?If the two … Continue reading Equality testing in JavaScript
Why I love Web Development?
Do you still remember the time when there was no Internet? I hardly do. Back then we used floppy disks and later on CDs to install the applications we needed to get our job done or the games we wanted so desperately to play because all the other kids had it. I don’t use any … Continue reading Why I love Web Development?
JavaScript global namespaces
I have recently run into a problem that I had by accident two functions with the same name from separate JavaScript files in my page. It can happen that multiple developers are working on separate user controls contained in one page. Each user control references a separate JavaScript file so it stays reusable together with … Continue reading JavaScript global namespaces
Why Software Sucks
Usability is one of my areas of interests because I’m doing mostly web front-end development. We have some standard guidelines to start from but still I have to take the technical decisions by myself. I’m quite proud to say that 99% of the time everyone is happy with my work. There was only one occasion … Continue reading Why Software Sucks
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