Writing Quality Third-Party JS - Part 2: Loading Your Code
In the previous post Writing Quality Third-Party JS - Part 1: The First Rule, I wrote about the fact that you don't own the page, and how that affects even little things in your code. With that background, this post focuses on how to load your code in the host page. This is a three-part series of articles aimed at people who want to write JavaScript widgets (or other kinds of scripts) to make thei
Writing Quality Third-Party JS - Part 1: The First Rule
It's fascinating how JavaScript has quickly become to de-facto mechanism to deliver third-party integrations that are easily pluggable into people's websites. Services like Facebook, Twitter and Disqus, programmable widgets like Google Maps, and even invisible scripts like Google Analytics, KissMetrics and our own Errorception give you ways to integrate their services with your website. You'd thin
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