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A friendly HTML element reference (attributes/events etc…)(htmlelement.info)
2 points by codylindley 12y ago|0 comments
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by codylindley 13y ago
The concept of a “thick client”, “fat client”, or “rich client” application is not new wave thinking. Adobe flash applications poked at this problem for years. It’s adoption as a web application architecture might still be seeping into the
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Popup? Frontend Apps – A New Frontier(codylindley.com)
1 points by codylindley 13y ago|1 comments
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by codylindley 14y ago
I read the specs and tried to bring out the modern key parts with a focus on what I thought a developer should know or be aware of. The reason you don't see much written about this topic is the specs are not easy to read in relationship to
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by codylindley 14y ago
Thanks.
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by codylindley 15y ago
Excerpt available here: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/fully-unde...
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by codylindley 15y ago
I agree there is a surplus. I tried to write a book that had not been written before. Or more so, a book that was written in a systematic fashion breaking down the nature of the JavaScript object. I've not seen this done before. Most JS boo
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by codylindley 15y ago
This is a great book. But its more broad than it is specific. Its extremely wide in its purpose. The intention of JavaScript Enlightenment" is to focus in on the nature of objects and the native workings of JavaScript objects. I don't see t
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by codylindley 15y ago
A free preview chapter and review is coming...I'm still working out the details. And...while JavaScript is the same...breaking down the nature of objects into small conceptual sections supported by executable code (jsfiddle.net) is anything
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Client-side (jQuery Centric) Development Links The Shortlist(blog.codylindley.com)
2 points by codylindley 16y ago|0 comments