Javascript

JSHint, A JavaScript Code Quality Tool

bob.js

jsPerf: JavaScript performance playground

Thomas Davis - Front end web developer

Tutorial by Matt Doyle | Level: Intermediate | Published on 19 November 2002 Categories: This tutorial describes JavaScript's Date object, and shows how you can use it to manipulate dates. Working with Dates

Better infinite scrolling with the HTML5 History API – Guillermo Esteves Now that Piictu finally launched and is out of beta, I want to write a bit about one of my favorite things I worked on as the front-end web developer there, which is our implementation of an infinite scrolling page improved by the use of the HTML5 History API , the problem it tried to solve, and the solution we arrived at. What’s Piictu?

Working with Dates

Deployment & packaging

cdnjs - the missing cdn

javascript - history.pushState

history.pushState -> location.hash -> query strings (no rewrites needed) - jsFiddle demo by cowboy

What is the problem? New Bamboo - The leading Ruby on Rails developers, London, UK

Intelligent State Handling · balupton/history.js Wiki

9 Web workers 9 Web workers 9.1 Introduction

One of the many design goals of the JavaScript language was to keep it single-threaded and, by extension, simple. Though I must admit that, given the idiosyncrasies of the language constructs, it is anything but simple! But what we mean by being “single-threaded” is that there is only one thread of control in JavaScript; yes, sadly, your JavaScript engine can do only one thing at a time. Getting Started with Web Workers

SharedWorker pb

After being a fixture in languages like Java for years, Web Workers have now made multi-threading in Web applications a reality. HTML5 Tech: Shared Web Workers Help Spread the News

xtuple/orm

If your site’s data regularly changes, then you might want to take a look at Handlebars . An Introduction to Handlebars

Introduction JavaScript Machine Learning and Neural Networks with Encog

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use OpenLayers , a simple to use open source JavaScript library to load, display, and render maps, with the GeoNames.org WFS to display markers on your map, just like you see on Google Maps. All it takes is some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript – that’s it! Using OpenLayers with GeoNames WebServices

Core language

References

JavaScript: Types | Web Platform Team Blog I like JavaScript.

Every new version of JavaScript adds some extra goodies that make programming easier. EcmaScript 5 added some much needed methods to the Array data type, and, while you can find resources which teach you how to use these methods, they typically omit a discussion on using them with anything other than a boring, custom function. All of the array extras ignore holes in arrays. What They Didn’t Tell You About ES5′s Array Extras

Categorizing values in JavaScript In this article, I'll explain what kinds of values JavaScript has and how you can categorize them.

JavaScript: Operators | Web Platform Team Blog In the previous article I talked about types and type coercion in JavaScript. In this one I want to talk more about how this coercion applies to JavaScript operators.

Strict Mode

It’s time to start using JavaScript strict mode ECMAScript 5 introduced strict mode to JavaScript. The intent is to allow developers to opt-in to a “better” version of JavaScript, where some of the most common and egregious errors are handled differently. For a while, I was skeptical, especially with only one browser (Firefox) initially supporting strict mode.

Today’s tutorial comes courtesy of the talented Cody Lindley , from his free ebook: JavaScript Enlightenment . Fully Understanding the this Keyword

A plain english guide to JavaScript prototypes - Sebastian's Blog

Mozilla js reference

ECMAScript

ECMAScript 5

kriskowal/es5-shim

ECMAScript 5 « What the Head Said

ECMAScript 5 Arrays

ECMAScript 5: Array methods | Jimmy Cuadra

ECMAScript 5

ECMAScript 5 extensions compatibility table

ECMAScript 5 compatibility table

ECMAScript 6

A Few New Things Coming To JavaScript

ECMAScript 6

Thoughts on ECMAScript 6 and new ...

A critical review of ECMAScript 6 quasi-literals

ECMAScript 6 collections, Part 2: Maps

ECMAScript compatibility table

ECMAScript 6 collections, Part 1: Sets

Harmony of Dreams Come True | Brendan Eich

Yehuda Katz - ECMAScript 6

DOM Enlightenment

Opinions

Dynamic Languages Strike Back

Does JavaScript need classes?

Blog » Blog Archive » Give your eval a name with //@ sourceURL

The Ins and Outs of Invalidation | JavaScript

Tests

Examplifier

Essential Javascript: the top five testing libraries

JS Minty Fresh

PhantomJS: Headless WebKit with JavaScript API

Libraries

jquery

jQuery UI 1.9.0 | jQuery UI Blog

jquery/globalize

InstaLib - jQuery Instagram Library - imkreative

Useful JavaScript Libraries and jQuery Plugins For Web Developers

Moment.js | Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in javascript.

ded/reqwest

other libs

postaljs/postal.js

schteppe/cannon.js @ GitHub

Parallel.js: Parallel computing with Javascript

PhantomJS: Headless WebKit with JavaScript API

CanJS - Vimperator

sweet.js

Try macros with sweet.js

AmplifyJS - A Component Library for jQuery

HATCHSHOW.js

Tutorial: JavaScript animation with the Greensock framework

Backbone and Ember

TodoMVC

Help in choosing a MVC

Meteor

angular.js

AngularJS — Superheroic JavaScript MVW Framework

DataPrez - social data-visualization slide decks

BinaryMuse/ngInfiniteScroll