Category Archives: Javascript

Easy Web Forms With Knockout JS

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Taylor

I am always interested to learn about new technologies and frameworks, especially ones that make my UI work easier. The other day while researching new javascript frameworks, I stumbled across Knockout JS. There has been a large buzz around this … Continue reading →

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Understanding Javascript’s “this” Keyword

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Sam

Here’s how I explain this to people: this is a variable. It points to the object which is applied to the function. There’s nothing innately magical, scary, or confusing about this — it’s a feature, after all. I’m going to … Continue reading →

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Webkit (Chrome, Safari) console.log is broken.

Posted on July 13, 2011 by Sam

Chrome and Safari have a pretty serious bug where console.log() does not log variables as they are at the time of calling console.log(), but rather as they are some time in the future.  If you’re not aware of it, you … Continue reading →

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