Posts filed under the 'JavaScriptLessons' category


JavaScript for C# developers: writing a library (part 2)

As I said last time, my first library object is going to be a cookie object. […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: writing a library (part 1)

From comments I received when I wrote my recent article over on my DevExpress ctodx blog, it seems there’s a need for people to understand how to write reusable code in the form of a library in JavaScript, and not fall into those nicely shaped C# potholes along the way. So I thought, let’s have a go. (Update: I’ve made a couple of corrections to point out the files this code appears in.) […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: some refactoring

I just published a blog post on my DevExpress ctodx blog about taking some non-idiomatic JavaScript code (actually from a DevExpress CodeCentral example program) and refactoring it to follow JavaScript best practices. […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: date basics

A scenic diversion on the road to understanding JavaScript when you're a C# programmer. […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: functions are objects

Another stop on the long road to JavaScript understanding from a C# developers perspective. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: a message from our sponsor

Mr Closure was kind enough to record this video for all my readers. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: convert string to integer

A hotdog stand on the road to JavaScript enlightenment for C# developers. Firebug is our companion. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: getting caught out with closures

Another stop on the road to becoming a JavaScript developer when you know C#. Fire up Firebug in Firefox and follow along. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: magic semicolons

Another fenced-off area on the road to being a JavaScript master dev when you know C#. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: the with statement considered harmful

A quickie pitstop on the road to learning JavaScript when you know C#. […]

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