JavaScript

Game development in Webgl

Experienced developers can't solve this problem

Cool thing Thursday: Ceylon

Cool thing thursday: in-browser 3D modeling with live preview

Blackbox testing node.js apps

Why I will always suck at programming [Grega Stritar]

Flotr2 - my favorite javascript graph library

Using Backbone to improve multiselects

Tracking RSS readers with Google Analytics

The exciting future Javascript

My language is better than yours

Closure and currying magic for cleaner javascript

Webdevs, you have no idea how much you know

The commonest javascript bug

Heroku, mongo, node.js - a problem

Appcelerator Titanium might've made it to my toolbox

Learning me a Haskell

A lesson about client-side templating

Javascript's lack of strftime

Fun javascript feature

Parsing JavaScript with JavaScript

Firefox's "funny" css3 image scaling quirk

Functional isn't always better

So how many readers _actually_ read a blog post?

I learned two things today 11.8.

node-unshortener can unshort any url

A cool JavaScript property you never noticed

A few years ago I was playing around with JavaScript trying to find the cleanest way to implement callbacks in functions. Primarily I wanted a readable way to make certain the last argument passed is a callback, withut having to rely on knowing how many arguments there are and so on. Instead I stumbled upon a pretty cool feature of how javascript handles function arguments.

Hard work is a total waste of time

jQuery imageless buttons a la Google get an update

Slovenia php conference day2 (live blogging)