Category Archives: JavaScript

When you get into a bit higher end JavaScript patterns, one thing you’ll read very early on is this concept: that although JavaScript does not have private members or access modifiers, it is possible to achieve this behavior with closures. … Continue reading →

FACT: After my post of a few days ago, I’m going to try to avoid beginning blog posts with the word “FACT”. I think labeling something as an ALL-CAPS FACT is just taunting someone to come along and dispute whatever … Continue reading →

As interesting as this problem was to solve, it seems I could have solved it easier by grabbing the latest version of underscore, which does indeed define _ on global even when loaded via Require.js. Anyway, I learned a lot … Continue reading →

I’m very happy to announce the release of this book, and need to say a few things about it. First, this is a direct JavaScript port of my previous books, Foundation ActionScript Animation: Making Things Move!, and Foundation ActionScript 3.0 … Continue reading →

File this under “really writing this for myself so I can refer back to it later.” [php lang=”JavaScript”]window.onload = function() { var foo, offsetX, offsetY; // so it exists foo = document.createElement(“div”); document.body.appendChild(foo); // so we can see it: foo.style.width … Continue reading →

I’ve been doing a lot of HTML/JS development lately. My editor of choice these days is Sublime Text 2. A really great editor with loads of features and nearly infinite customization ability. But, as I’m doing a lot of learning … Continue reading →