Hi All -
I've just put up a post outlining some of the bug fixes that are coming along
in ECMAScript 4 (fixing bugs in ES 3). Comments are greatly appreciated (I'll
adjust the post as they come in, as well).
http://ejohn.org/blog/bug-fixes-in-javascript-2/
--John
Hi All -
I just posted a quick screencast demonstrating how to get started with
ECMAScript 4 (although, if you're already subscribed to this list, it's
probably a good bet that this is well below your skill level). Feedback is
appreciated.
http://ejohn.org/blog/playing-with-ecmascript-4/
Hello all -
I wanted to bring up one point for discussion. Based upon Mozilla's
implementation of Array generics (and what will, presumably, be standardized
here) you can see that typically doing:
Array.forEach(null, function(){alert(arguments);});
produces no alerts. However, performing it
I wanted to bring up some further evidence for the widespread use of an
extend() method. Here are the top 5 JavaScript libraries and their associated
versions of Object.extend():
== jQuery.js:
(jQuery also does deep extend - but that isn't relevant here.)
jQuery.extend = jQuery.fn.extend =
You're prev response seems to have come from the discussion of
Object.create.
No? We've been discussing the viability of a new Object.extend() method to be
introduced in ES3.1. Mozilla has offered a proposal and is looking to implement
it in SpiderMonkey. I provided examples of
