Posts filed under the 'JavaScriptLessons' category


JavaScript for C# programmers: refactoring the expression evaluator

Another in the series in learning JavaScript from the viewpoint of a C# programmer, using Firebug as our test engine. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: the arguments array

A slight diversion in our quest to learn JavaScript from a C# programmer's perspective. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: object inheritance (part 2)

Continuing to learn JavaScript from the viewpoint of a die-hard C# programmer, using Firebug as our test engine. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: object inheritance (part 1)

More in the series for C# programmers learning JavaScript, with Firebug as our scratchpad. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: prototypes and privacy

Continuing my series about learning JavaScript when you're a C# programmer, using Firebug in Firebox as our testing ground. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: prototypes, the basics

Another post in the the series that discusses JavaScript for those more familiar with C#. In this episode, the first of a couple on the topic, we look at prototypes and prototypal inheritance. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: closure basics

Continuing the series on JavaScript for C# developers, in this episode we look at closure. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: void

A very short, sweet post in the series for C# developers learning JavaScript. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: Truth and falsity

A quick post in the continuing series on programming in JavaScript from a C# developer's perspective. […]

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JavaScript for C# programmers: Function basics and scope

Another post in the occasional series on programming in JavaScript from a C# developer's viewpoint. […]

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