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• Ars Technica, Processing.js, Env.js

  7 octobre, par John Resig — ars, processing.js, env.js
  I've recently started writing for Ars Technica - and my first post is live now: Extreme JavaScript Performance (WebKit and SquirrelFish Extreme) I plan on contributing an article per week, or so, on topics related to JavaScript, browsers, and standards. I consider this to be a good challenge (...)
  

• jQuery.embrace().extend();

  2 octobre, par John Resig — jquery, javascript, conferences, presentations
  These past couple days have been a blast. jQuery Conference this past Sunday followed by 3 days of The Ajax Experience here in Boston. I ended up giving 9 talks and was on 2 panels in 3 days - completely exhausting. We were able to get video of a bunch of the jQuery Conference so we (...)
  

• Adv. JavaScript and Processing.js

  22 septembre, par John Resig — jquery, javascript, processing, canvas
  Recently I gave two talks at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City and one for the Boston IxDA. Learning Advanced JavaScript An advanced talk on the JavaScript language. Explored functions, closures, function prototypes, and inheritance. The entire presentation was given using an interactive (...)
  

• Podcast: Microsoft on ECMAScript, IE 8

  9 septembre, par John Resig — microsoft, ecmascript
  Dion Almaer just posted the fourth episode of the Open Web Podcast in which we sat down with Allen Wirfs-Brock and Pratap lakshman and discussed ECMAScript and Internet Explorer 8. The full release notes, from Dion, are below: Allen Wirfs-Brock is the standards guy from Microsoft who sits and (...)
  

• JavaScript Benchmark Quality

  6 septembre, par John Resig — webkit, tracemonkey, v8, javascript, mozilla
  Summary: JavaScript Benchmarks aren't adapting well to the rapid increase in JavaScript engine performance. I provide some simple tests for verifying this and propose a modified setup which could be used by all JavaScript Benchmarks to achieve high-quality results. There now exists three, what (...)
  

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