JavaScript Static Analysis Tools and Techniques - STP Online Session 2013
JavaScript Static Analysis Tools and Techniques - STP Online Session 2013AI-enhanced description This document discusses various tools for static analysis of JavaScript code, including JSLint, JSHint, JSONLint, the Google Closure Compiler, and others. It provides examples of how to use each tool and configure options. Regular expressions are demonstrated for filtering output. The importance of tun
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Model View Madness
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I gave this talk: I know jQuery. What now? at jQuery UK 2013 (video of the talk), but instead of my usual approach of post-it explosion on my desk, I wrote a post first, and created the slides from the post. So here is my (fairly unedited) quasi-ramble on how I used jQuery, and how I'm looking at where I'm using native browser technology. Addition resources As this post was also the content for a
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jQuery#triggerのテスト describe('jQuery#trigger', function() { it('イベントハンドラに値を渡せること', function(done) { var $el = $('<div>'); $el.bind('foo', function(event, val) { expect(val).to.be('bar'); done(); }); $el.trigger('foo', 'bar'); }); }); コールバックが2回呼ばれるかをテスト describe('jQuery#trigger', function() { it('イベントハンドラに値を渡せること', function(done) { var $el = $('<div>'); var count = 0; $el.bind('foo', function(event,
The JavaScript Event Loop [Presentation]
Looking for a better way to manage your org's technical proposals? I gave a talk this morning on the JavaScript Event Loop at Penguicon 2013. Even though I had used JavaScript for several years, I didn't completely comprehend how the Event Loop works until a few months ago. When the opportunity came to present at Penguicon, I figured this was as good of a topic as any. The version of the presentat
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Java script testing framework for around html5 studies-
QUnit ■コード（例 module("sync"); test("syncFuncTest", 1, function(){ equal("hello,world!", syncFunc(), "return to expected data"); }); module("async"); test("asyncFuncTest", function(){ expect(2); stop(); asyncFunc(function(message){ start(); ok(true, "call to callback function"); equal("hello, world!", message, "return to expected data"); }); }); ←非同期のテストの場合 ←start関数が呼ばれるまでランナーを停止 ←ランナーを再開
Node, Promises and Functional Programming
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JavaScript: Need for Speed
http://www.meetup.com/SF-Web-Performance-Group/events/112609542/ Analyzing the performance of large-scale JavaScript applications requires a distinct…
Javascript as a Platform
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Tommy Vercety, Software engineer
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Sane Async Patterns
The document discusses different patterns for handling asynchronous code in JavaScript: callbacks, promises, and AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition). It outlines issues with nested callbacks and inflexible APIs. Promises and AMD aim to address these by allowing composition of asynchronous operations and defining module dependencies. The document provides examples of implementing PubSub with event
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