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Latest featured content about Javascript

The Web Platform as a Limitless Pool of Innovation, with Andreas Gal

Topics
HTML5,
HTML,
Rich Internet Apps,
Javascript,
Dynamic Languages,
Markup Languages,
QCon San Francisco 2011,
Languages,
W3C,
QCon,
H264,
Programming,
Specifications,
Conferences,
Innovation,
Web Browser,
Standardization,
Boot to Gecko

Andreas talks about the benefits of the Open Web and how it compares with proprietary closed-stacks. He also talks about various projects like Boot to Gecko, Broadway, pdf.js and more, that bring the web platform in a whole new level.

News about Javascript

Fluqi Makes JQuery Simpler

Topics
.NET Framework,
Javascript,
Dynamic Languages,
.NET,
Languages,
Open Source,
ASP.NET WebForms,
jQuery,
ASP.NET,
Fluqi,
ASP.NET MVC,
Programming

Fluqi provides a generic Widget builder for JQuery that allows you to visually create and customize JQuery UI widgets and then use the generated markup and JavaScript in your own application. It also provides a .NET API, in form of a fluent interface to use and configure JQuery UI controls in your server side code.

Preview the Next JavaScript in Google Chrome

Topics
Javascript,
Dynamic Languages,
Languages,
EcmaScript Harmony,
Google V8,
Chrome,
Programming,
ECMA,
Standardization

Google Chrome and V8 now support some of the features planned for the next version of JavaScript, known as ECMAScript 3.1 “Harmony”. To try out these features you can use dev channel release of Chrome with the “Experimental JavaScript features” flag turned on.

Articles about Javascript

Interview and Book Review: Pro HTML5 and CSS3 Design Patterns

Topics
HTML 5,
HTML5,
Rich Internet Apps,
HTML,
Javascript,
CSS,
Markup Languages,
Dynamic Languages,
Languages,
Design Pattern,
Programming,
Patterns,
Object Oriented Design,
Design,
GUI,
Design Patterns

"Pro HTML5 and CSS3 Design Patterns" catalogs many common patterns in modern HTML5 applications. InfoQ talked to one author, Dionysios Synodinos, about the book and working with HTML5.

The Essence of Google Dart: Building Applications, Snapshots, Isolates

Topics
Virtual Machines,
Runtimes,
Java,
Ruby,
Javascript,
Websphere,
IBM,
Application Servers,
Dynamic Languages,
Compilers,
Languages,
Agile in the Enterprise,
Companies,
Google,
Programming,
Rich Internet Apps,
Language Design,
Mobile,
Rich Client / Desktop,
Agile,
Language,
Language Features

Google has previewed Dart, a new language with a VM but also a JS compiler. InfoQ looks beyond the grammar at Dart's contributions for building apps: Snapshots, Isolates, Modularity.

Presentations about Javascript

One () to Rule them All

Topics
Java,
Javascript,
Websphere,
Languages,
Programming,
Dynamic Languages,
QCon San Francisco 2011,
IBM,
Application Servers,
Clojure,
Agile in the Enterprise,
Companies,
QCon,
ClojureScript,
Agile,
Conferences

Aaron Bedra introduces Clojure and details how ClojureScript – a Clojure subset compiled to JavaScript - helps with web development.

Mobile Web Development with HTML5

Topics
Spring,
HTML5,
Java,
SpringSource,
Dependency Injection,
HTML,
Rich Internet Apps,
Javascript,
Design Pattern,
VMWare,
Websphere,
Object Oriented Design,
Patterns,
Dynamic Languages,
Markup Languages,
Design,
Companies,
IBM,
Application Servers,
SpringOne 2GX 2011,
Languages,
Agile in the Enterprise,
SpringOne,
Programming,
Mobile,
Frameworks,
Browsers,
Conferences,
Agile

Roy Clarkson and Josh Long discuss the mobile browsers, the hardware constraints, the existing simulators, emulators and JavaScript frameworks, and the HTML5 support for doing mobile development.

Interviews about Javascript

Brian Foote on the State of OOP, Refactoring, Code Quality

Topics
Javascript,
Code Quality,
QCon San Francisco 2011,
Quality,
Dynamic Languages,
SmallTalk,
OOP,
NoSQL,
Languages,
Object Oriented Design,
Software Craftsmanship,
QCon,
Methodologies,
Database,
Agile,
Design,
Maintenance,
Programming,
Testing,
Refactoring,
Conferences

Brian Foote looks back at the promises of OOP and discusses which, if any, of them became reality. Also: a look at NoSQL, refactoring and code quality, testing and static typing and more.

Desktop HTML5 vs. Mobile HTML5, with Aditya Bansod

Topics
HTML5,
Javascript,
HTML,
Rich Internet Apps,
Sencha,
Markup Languages,
Cross Platform,
Dynamic Languages,
QCon San Francisco 2011,
Companies,
QCon,
Languages,
Mobile Development,
Programming,
Conferences,
Mobile,
CSS3,
Canvas,
WebGL,
WebKit

Aditya talks about the benefits of working with the HTML5 platform and the state of the art both in mobile devices and desktop. He also makes his prediction about were the market is heading and how the demand from media companies will shape future devices and specs.