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Object Oriented JavaScript

Presented by Sara Chipps on Sep 21, 2011 Length 00:52:18     Download: MP3
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Sections
Development
Topics
jQuery ,
Javascript ,
Web Development ,
Dynamic Languages ,
OOP ,
Languages ,
Methodologies ,
Architecture ,
Programming ,
CodepaLOUsa 2011
 

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Summary
Sara Chipps discusses using OOP with JavaScript, and polymorphism, encapsulation, inheritance, constructors, and helper functions with JQuery.

Bio
Sara Chipps is a developer living in NYC specializing in web applications with a focus on JavaScript. She's an irreverent blogger at GirlDeveloper.com, co-founder, and a self descripted "Nerd Wrangler." She likes speaking to and meeting with diverse groups from the Girl Scouts to straight up code junkies. Her goal is to inspire more females to see that being a developer is fun and glamorous.

About the conference
Code PaLOUsa is a conference designed to cover all aspects of software development regardless of technology stack. It has sessions revolving around Microsoft, Java, and other development platforms; along with session on higher levels that are platform agnostic. The conference schedule will feature presentations from well-known professionals in the software development community.
slides by Fareed Khan Posted
Re: slides by Michael Floyd Posted
We cannot see the what she is doing on the screen. by Tarik Guney Posted
Re: We cannot see the what she is doing on the screen. by Abbas Zaidi Posted
still doubt the ajax code is working by steve zhang Posted
Re: still doubt the ajax code is working by Lukasz Pelszynski Posted
Slides by Dmitry Zubanov Posted
Object Oriented JavaScript presentation by Jim Anderson Posted
Mistakes and misconceptions by Mārtiņš Tereško Posted
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    slides

    by Fareed Khan

    The slides are not progressing after 10 minutes.

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    We cannot see the what she is doing on the screen.

    by Tarik Guney

    We cannot see what she is doing on the screen and that makes this talk meaningless obviously. Could you please somehow upload it so we can see while watching her.

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    Re: We cannot see the what she is doing on the screen.

    by Abbas Zaidi

    exactly, they can move the camera on the screen rather than on her face when she is showing stuff apart from the PPT.

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    still doubt the ajax code is working

    by steve zhang

    I am not sure the ajax code is still working by putting the ajax call into the object.
    I would rather put alert(..) method in the callback function, then it will guarantee to get the correct value.

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    Slides

    by Dmitry Zubanov

    What is a stupid video? I want to see the slides, but the operator can not look away from the girl. Yes, she is not ugly, but more importantly the slides!

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    Object Oriented JavaScript presentation

    by Jim Anderson

    Unfortunately the work Sara is doing on her computer is not shared. Stopped watching half way through. To bad as its a wonderful topic.

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    Re: still doubt the ajax code is working

    by Lukasz Pelszynski

    You're right - this is mistake. Alert should be passed in callback function.

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    Mistakes and misconceptions

    by Mārtiņš Tereško

    Almost every slide that we can see contains at least two bad practices or even mistakes in javascript.
    I would not recommend it for ANYONE who is learning JS.

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    Re: slides

    by Michael Floyd

    Actually, the presenter references on-screen code that was not included in the presentation slides. I'm checking now to see if we can get the code examples from Sara.