General JavaScript tutorial or video
JavaScript as a language is changing and because of it our tooling will be changing. Many people look at polyfills and transpilers as a stopgap. However, these types of tools are quickly becoming part of our everyday toolset, and the next generation of tooling will be even more awesome.
The days of noisy “linters” and glorified spell checkers for JavaScript are over. Static source code analysis tools are now accurate and trustworthy. They can find complex inter-procedural coding defects a human would never see. This presentation discusses the leap forward in JavaScript code analysis. This video presents real live …
Deploying your Ember application can be tricky and slow if it is tied into your backend. this presentation discusses tools and strategies for lean JavaScript apps deployment in the context of Rails and Ember.
John-David Dalton wants to improve JavaScript performance. To do so, he has developed some unique and unconventional techniques. He has also developed a “utility library delivering consistency, customization, performance, and extras,” called Lo-Dash.
We’ve come a long way down the JavaScript road. Gone are the days of ‘just hack it’ for the web – architecting even a small project in JavaScript can be a challenge. Thankfully, there are several frameworks to help you; the most popular currently is AngularJS.
JavaScript’s prototypes are a simple and elegant way to represent a very simple form of inheritance in an object-oriented program. This talk introduces examples of semantics from other programming systems, such as mixins, singleton metaclasses, aspect-oriented programming and heterogeneous inheritance.
