“Last week, I came across a blog post by Matt Snider of Mint.com in which he was talking about ways to improve the output of YUI Compressor on JavaScript code”
— JavaScript minification/compression and performance | NCZOnline, nczonline.net
“Javascript Forum My Blog. My Forum. RSS. Javascript Forum. Monday July 24, 2006. I try to add pages to the site that I think will be of interest both with tutorials on how to do things with Javascript as well as Javascripts that can be copied straight into your site”
— Javascript Forum, javascript.about.com
“I would like to get the PST or EST or AST etc string from the javascript date object (for all the browsers with all different international time zones). If you can post your updated code that will be great. Comment by Steve on 11 e.g. http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archi te-time-format However, a”
— JavaScript Date Format, blog.stevenlevithan.com
“JavaScript compression has been around for a while, but the concept reduce download time, bandwidth and execution time on client browsers”
— Javascript Compression | Trellon, trellon.com
“Since most of the time a metaclass simply takes an already declared class and manipulates it, you can think of a metaclass as a template: a class goes in, and a specifically structured class comes out. Why didn't I realize that I was using it in JavaScript?”
— JavaScript Metaclass Programming | SitePen Blog, sitepen.com
“I've been programming in Javascript for a very long time and I'd like to think that I'm pretty good at it. presentation "The JavaScript Programming Language," available over at the Yahoo! User Interface blog”
— YUI Theater: Douglas Crockford, The JavaScript Programming, yuiblog.com
“Accuracy of JavaScript Time. There were two events recently that made me quite concerned. In Summary: Testing JavaScript performance on Windows XP (Update: and”
— John Resig - Accuracy of JavaScript Time, ejohn.org
“Posted in html, javascript, mootools, usability | 11 Comments " wordpress 2.5 – good idea, bad idea. April 18th, 2008. Blog software upgrades are becoming more frequent than real content on this blog, so I guess it's a good time for a small review on WP 2.5”
— a pint of javascript (and general web stuff), blog.gonchuki.com
jboutelle: @echocorp is starting an awesome zipcast right now about real time commenting & Javascript http://www.slideshare.net/echocorp/meeting
derekhalpern: @KarolGajda @pearsonified @dtelepathy at this time, I don't think so. Short of using another service to replace the javascript
TheBookVlogger: @cariblogs Yeah and every time I google JavaScript blogroll, I just get how to make a scrolling list.
complex: work computer is getting too slow to run the javascript in gmail, sometimes get "unresponsive script". time for an upgrade!
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epc: @innonate are you trying to localize on the server or in the browser? I've taken to storing in GMT and localizing time using javascript.
joefeser: @gerbick What site even works anymore without javascript? I wouldn't waste the time either.
dbrock: @mroach Haha, right now I work with Javascript ~100% of the time. Making a semi-large Node.js app. I’ve misused “this” roughly 100000 times.
joe73K: Time for some #RubyOnRails me thinks! With a touch of #JavaScript for good measure ;) #codelife
vmasto: Time for Javascript duty
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manubkk: One of the things I had about javascript is conflicts, JSON2 and Prototype giving me a hard time.
wongjonathan: Crud. probaby first time using Google Chrome for work purposes. But findind that its quite buggy and doesnt process javascript very well.
alanQuatermain: @dizm @eridius Indeed. It took us a very long time to get a decent selection/highlighting thing set up at Kobo. All in JavaScript.