John Resig - A Strategy for i18n and Node.js
Recently I internationalized a Node/Express web application that I’ve been working on and it seems to have gone fairly well (users in multiple languages are using it happily and I’m seeing a marked increase in traffic because of it!). Not much of what I’m writing up here is particular to Node, per se, just a general strategy for internationalizing a web application. I’ve used enough internationali
John Resig - HTML 5 data- Attributes
A new feature being introduced in HTML 5 is the addition of custom data attributes. This is a, seemingly, bizarre addition to the specification – but actually provides a number of useful benefits. Simply, the specification for custom data attributes states that any attribute that starts with “data-” will be treated as a storage area for private data (private in the sense that the end user can’t se
John Resig - JavaScript Trie Performance Analysis
After my last post discussing dictionary lookups in JavaScript the unanimous consensus seemed to be that utilizing Trie would result in additional space savings and yield performance benefits. A Trie is a relatively simple data structure. At its simplest form you’re building a tree-like structure where each final leaf results in a complete word. This allows for some very efficient use of file size
John Resig - Javascript Diff Algorithm
Using an idea grabbed from a mailing list post, I implemented the diff algorithm discussed in the following paper (free registration required): P. Heckel, A technique for isolating differences between files Comm. ACM, 21, (4), 264–268 (1978). The implementation, itself, has two functions, one of which is recommended for use: diffString( String oldFile, String newFile ) This method takes two string
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