0 replies - 3604 views - 01/25/12 by Simon Sarris in Articles
One of the first challenges developers new to JavaScript who are
building large applications will have to face is how to go about
organizing their code. Most start by embedding hundreds of lines of code
between a <script> tag which works but quickly...
1 replies - 4067 views - 01/24/12 by David Padbury in Articles
I’ve been developing for quite a while and in quite a few
languages. Somehow though, I’ve always seemed to fall back to Java when
doing my own stuff – maybe partly from habit, partly because it has in
my opinion the best open source selection out...
0 replies - 5347 views - 01/10/12 by Christopher Smith in Articles
This is the first entry in DZone's series that will revisit the top articles of 2011 throughout the month of January 2012. As a Java developer, I used to hate JavaScript. At one time I used to say “friends don’t let friends use JavaScript”.
23 replies - 21702 views - 01/03/12 by Gordon Dickens in News
About 3 years ago, I launched my first product. I built it
with two fabulous partners, who continue to produce awesome things. It
was a little app, and a tool I thought made for better web. It is no
longer online, due to costs, it was a URL aggregator...
2 replies - 4641 views - 12/29/11 by Sara Chipps in Articles
So affirms Sencha, in the latest installment of their HTML5 developer scorecards series.Four-sentence version:
0 replies - 6017 views - 12/20/11 by John Esposito in Articles
Lots of interesting applications are being developed nowadays with the combination of node.js and a NoSQL store. Learn how to use Riak from...
0 replies - 2595 views - 12/10/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Videos
This is not a book and I didn’t try to sell a book to you.
0 replies - 6686 views - 12/02/11 by Kristiono Setyad in Articles
Take a look at the current landscape of NoSQL stores and figure out why you might need NoSQL in this recent podcast where Bruce Elgort talks with Mark Myers from the London Developer Co-op. Here's a shortlist of the things they will discuss:
1 replies - 3597 views - 12/01/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
The use of scripting languages to add new functionality
to systems is something that I’ve always found very helpful. You don’t
have to download the source code of the system, if it has “scriptable”
parts you can add simple functionality in minutes...
0 replies - 3490 views - 11/15/11 by Emmanuel Espina in Articles
This article is the fourth in a series about my adventures developing
a Fitness Tracking application with HTML5, Play Scala, CoffeeScript and
Jade. Previous articles can be found at:
0 replies - 3777 views - 10/21/11 by Matt Raible in Articles
Google's newest programming language can now be run on the JVM, thanks to the JDart project hosted on Google Code. Unveiled at the goto conference last week, the Dart language is seen by some to be suitable for Java developers who can't get into Javascript.
0 replies - 6074 views - 10/18/11 by James Sugrue in Articles
CoffeeScript, node.js, ECMAScript, and even Google's new Dart usurper language were topics of discussion last week when I had the unique opportunity to meet one of the major luminaries in the world of JavaScript while he was speaking at North Carolina State...
2 replies - 7754 views - 09/13/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
The following keynote will be held at the GOTO Aarhus 2011 Conference on Monday, Oct. 10, 2011:
“Dart, a new programming language for structured web programming”
This post explains what Dart is all about and how it relates to JavaScript.
5 replies - 12527 views - 09/12/11 by Axel Rauschmayer in News
I’ve had a difficult time finding documentation on the CouchDB jQuery plugin
that ships with CouchDB. So, I’ve decided to create my own reference
and share it with you. This should cover almost the entire CouchDB API
that is available through the...
2 replies - 4767 views - 09/11/11 by Bradley Holt in Articles
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