Ok, as promised I have extended and hopefully made more usefull, my AsyncResult mechanism, as presented in the first instalment of this javascript ‘soap’ ;)
For AsyncResult 1/3 please click here.
For AsyncResult 3/3 please click here.
Ok, as promised I have extended and hopefully made more usefull, my AsyncResult mechanism, as presented in the first instalment of this javascript ‘soap’ ;)
For AsyncResult 1/3 please click here.
For AsyncResult 3/3 please click here.
As you know there are several portable mechanisms to make unique ID’s in javascript, running inside a browser page. Here is my very simple but still very usable mechanism. Continue reading
This might not be a text for wizards of javascript. But I think, it might be very interesting for the other, much larger part of DOM/javascript developers population?
And (I dare to suggest) some from the narrow circle of self named javascript “ninjas” may learn how to apply object oriented programming paradigms and design patterns to contemporary javascript functional programming idioms.
For Asynchronous JavaScript 2/3 please click here.
Jan 23, 2009
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Today , I stumbled upon this article.
I think it is simple (not very simple) and at the same time an extremely good idea. Ah, false modesty, who needs you … Continue reading
Problem: Modern applications used by 99% of population (M$ Office) are very powerful, mature and very configurable. Every such application has a local setup.