JavaScript

JavaScript Methods

An overview methods in JavaScript

JavaScript Objects

A quick overview of some of the things you can do with JavaScript

JavaScript Events

Understanding event-driven programming in JavaScript

Exploring the DOM API

Getting familiar with the powerful methods of the DOM API

JavaScript Loops

Getting started with loops in JavaScript

JavaScript Arrays

Getting started with arrats in JavaScript

JavaScript DOM Objects

Using JavaScript and the DOM to interact with HTML

JavaScript Date Objects

Working with dates and times in JavaScript

JavaScript Constructor Functions

An overview of constructor functions in JavaScript

Getting Started With Node Package Manager

An introduction into some of the very cool things you can do with NPM

Gulp, Sass, and Bootstrap

Using Gulp, SASS, and Bootstrap together in a project

Embedding JavaScript Code Into a Web Page

An overview of three different ways to embed JavaScript code into a web page.

Commenting JavaScript Code

An overview of commenting JavaScript code.

JavaScript Functions

An overview of functions in JavaScript

Following Up On IF Statements And Operators

Some important concepts related to IF statements and operators

IF Statements in JavaScript

An overview of IF statements and conditional code in JavaScript

JavaScript Operators

An overview of operators in JavaScript

JavaScript Variables and Data Types

An overview of variables and data types in JavaScript

Nested IF Statements and Algorithms

Creating IF statements based on algorithms

Introduction to JavaScript

An overview of some of the things you can do with JavaScript

jQuery vs Plain Old JavaScript (Vanilla JS)

A quick and simple comparison of jQuery and plain old JavaScript (Vanilla JS)

NPM and Babel

Incorporating Babel into a project with NPM

NPM, Gulp, and SASS

In this tutorial we'll incorporate Gulp and SASS into our NPM project

Mocking a Web Service with NPM and JSON Server

In this quick tutorial, we'll set up a mock web service with NPM and JSON Server

Currying and Partially Applied Functions

A very simple example of currying and partial applied functions

Sorting an array of objects by a property

How to sort an array of objects by one of the object's properties

Using JavaScript regular expressions to match beginning and end of strings

Be careful when using instanceof

If you intend to throw an error if an object is not an instanof some class, be careful of this mistake that's easy to make.

Handlebars - Calling a helper function from another helper

And a useful helper for populating select boxes.

Handlebars - reaching up to a value in the parent context

Using Handlebars with Backbone and RequireJS and Precompiling templates

Here are 3 different ways of using Handlebars templates with Backbone and RequireJS

Getting Google Maps To Work With RequireJS

This can be a little tricky, hopefully this post will save you some time.

Making a JavaScript File AMD Compliant For Use With RequireJS

Quick tip

Example Of A Memory Leak

Here's something to watch out for in your code.

Notes From Chrome Developer Course at CodeSchool

I stumbled into this really great course on using the Chrome developer tools. Here are my notes...

How To Copy An Array In Javascript

I bumped into this when I was working on a prototype, and discovered that there's a very easy solution...

RequireJS, Google Maps, and Pathing Issues

I learned a few lessons about getting Google Maps to work with RequireJS, and I learned a few things about paths in Requre.js.

Backbone listenTo()

Some notest on backbone's listenTo() method

Publisher Subscriber Pattern

I've been playing with the pub/sub pattern.

Learning About Dust.js

I've been playing with Backbone.js and I discovered a templating tool called dust.js that looks really promising (these notes are not coherent , yet)

Notes on YUI Doc

Self reminders for using YUI Doc

Using JSON.stringify() on an object that contains cyclical references

I stumbled into this when using Google Maps, you can override object values in the output of JSON.stringify().

What is JSONP?

A quick reminder about how JSONP works.

The main difference between forEach() and map()

While forEach() alters the array that it's called on, map() returns a new array.

When using setTimeout(), setInterval(), or requestAnimationFrame()

Remember that the scope of 'this' will be global when your callback function runs in setTimeout(), setInterval(). or requestAnimationFrame().