Experiments with JavaScript
20 06 2012
^ This article is dedicated to regular expressions in python based on javascript knowledge. This is the follow up to the article “Javascript to Python API reference guide”. There is not much of python RegExps that you could directly map to javascript. For this reason i’ve decided to write an introduction article to regexp in […]
20 06 2012
Do you also keep searching for JS terms to find out what Python API to use? I use this article as a reference guide of the javascript to python API. Prologue After constantly working with javascript for more than seven years I’ve decided to explore another programming language. Python became my language of choice. Since […]
7 10 2010
Yesterday I came across two interesting JavaScript behaviors. They gave me different results based on the browser. The first one was only reproducible in Internet Explorer (IE) and the second one only in Firefox. First, lets see the IE code: var get = function() { return function bla() { alert( bla.property ); } } var […]
28 09 2010
Experiment, test, analyze. Experiment again, test again, analyze again. This is the process of learning the environment, the language and the tools I work with. Taking things apart, looking inside, diving deeper and building a picture of understanding. I think JS is a language with a lot of hidden corners and this time I’ve decided […]
13 09 2010
Today is the 256 day of the year, which is an official programmer’s day in Russian. I think, it does not matter where you are living, so I would like to congratulate all the programmers around the world, with this day. Best coding to all of you 🙂
6 07 2010
Summary : Do you still believe that there are only public, private and privileged members in JavaScript objects? With JavaScript, you never can be sure. Lego principle As I might have told you, I think that JavaScript is an amazing language. Even so, I would like to repeat it again. It is the ultimate language […]
7 06 2010
Today I’ve found an interesting [link](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2010/06/03/a-gpu-powered-html5-flickr-photo-viewer.aspx) in my RSS reader about IE progress in open-standards niche. Personally I think it’s really good that IE team puts so much effort to make IE a faster browser, a better browser and an HTML5 compatible browser. Finally, we – web developers, will be able to concentrate on web-applications […]
28 05 2010
“Do not trust defaults” # Prefix Recently I had an opportunity to deal with focus behavior in browsers, with tabindex attribute and other focus related stuff. When I was doing this work I came across interesting aspects of focus implementation in different browsers. This article is exactly about all these things. Tested browsers are IE […]
15 02 2010
“Everything old is new again” Info: I’ve posted this javascript quiz almost two years ago. Unfortunately I’ve got some problems with host and this quiz was not available anymore. I still like this challenge, that’s why I decided to repost it again. Introduction I always enjoy programming JavaScript, it always brings me some new and […]
30 01 2010
“If you don’t like ‘this’, try Zet.js” (c) M.Nemisj Plot: This article is about an experiment of avoiding “this” and “new” keywords in JavaScript and about the results of it. Harmful “new” keyword and replacement for that There are different debates flying around the internet about the safety of using “new” keyword in JavaScript. It’s […]