Designing a JavaScript Application
Published February 16th, 2012 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
Increasingly complex web applications require proper planning and design to work well. In this session I will show you some commonly used design patterns for JavaScript in the browser – both for small “widgets” as well as larger one–page applications. Read more
Ruby, JavaScript and the Mobile Web
Published February 13th, 2012 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
Rich interactive mobile web applications requires applications that are built with JavaScript but still require server backends. While there are many new JavaScript frameworks, only a few are suited to mobile web applications and integrating them can be challenging. Read more
JavaScript the Worlds Most Important Language?
Published January 31st, 2012 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
JavaScript and front–end development have for many years been looked at as the ugly duckling in software development. It’s been a world with frustrations over differences among browsers and the technologies have gained a bad reputation due to this. JavaScript have by many “trained” developers been looked at as a toy language and a language which many have not bothered to learn properly before they start using it. Read more
Building JavaScript Applications
Published January 23rd, 2012 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
This video shows how to use the power of Test-Driven Development and event-driven paradigm for building JavaScript applications to steer the architecture towards loosely coupled, component based system. Read more
Introducing node.js and JavaScript Services on webOS
Published January 12th, 2012 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
This session covers basics of JavaScript services, including service interfaces, service lifecycle and a basic service example. Advanced topics include debugging, application packaging, and more node.js topics such as web services and file I/O. Learn how and when services should be used with their application, how services are packaged and distributed, and how node.js runs on webOS. Read more
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