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cloudblogger.co.in | ||
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www.baturin.org
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manuel.kiessling.net
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| | | | | Writing JavaScript modules that can be seamlessly included in client-side as well as server-side applications, and providing Jasmine test suites which allow to test these modules in a browser environment as well as a Node.js environment is possible without any dirty workarounds. | |
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www.hillelwayne.com
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| | | | | What does this print? x = 1 x --> 0 Think it through, then try it in a browser console! Answer and explanation in the dropdown. Show answer It prints 1. wait wtf At the beginning of a line (and only at the beginning of a line), --> starts a comment. The JavaScript is parsed as x=1; x; // 0 The browser then displays the value of the last expression, which of course is 1. | |
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artlung.com
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| | | [AI summary] Joe Crawford's blog post reflects on his diverse interests and experiences, including his work as a web developer, respiratory therapist, and toy robot collector, while sharing personal anecdotes and creative projects. | ||
