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JavaScript Closures Explained 17 February, 2012. It was a Friday. If you write any code in JavaScript then you’ve probably used closures, but do you actually understand what they are and how they work? Taking the time to understand closures and how they’re implemented can add a deeper dimension to your understanding of the JavaScript language. In this article, I’ll discuss what closures are and
Getting Started With jQuery QUnit for Client-Side Javascript Testing · Los Techies
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Backbone.js: Object Literals, Views Events, jQuery, and `el` · Los Techies
Backbone.js: Object Literals, Views Events, jQuery, and `el` 9 November, 2011. It was a Wednesday. I’ve seen this question in various forms on StackOverflow, more than a few times: Why aren’t my view event callbacks are being fired? or My view events won’t fire. What am I doing wrong? or My view’s `el` is empty? Why? The HTML element is right there on the page. While there are a number of possible
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