ECMAScript 4 White Paper – This is a broad overview of all the features that are in the language along with some trivial examples of how they should work.
Tamarin and ECMAScript 4 Presentation – This is the presentation that I’ve given a couple times now showing examples of many of the aspects of the languages. Generally, the examples shown are more complete than those shown in the white paper.
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We can write complex in-depth Javascript, traverse the DOM with nary an issue and optimize loading with the smallest of tweaks. Closing tags for our HTML? Completely beyond us.
-Ajaxian
Comment by Woot — November 12, 2007
Heard of YouTube?
Comment by Andy — November 12, 2007
I find it ironic that John is writing examples about classes and OO. :D (refer to FUEL presentation)
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Your post has broken the ajaxian layout!
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We taught Rey, now time to teach Dion not to break the site :) Nice post, just hard to read with broken layout.
We can write complex in-depth Javascript, traverse the DOM with nary an issue and optimize loading with the smallest of tweaks. Closing tags for our HTML? Completely beyond us.
-Ajaxian
Heard of YouTube?
I find it ironic that John is writing examples about classes and OO. :D (refer to FUEL presentation)