posted on Thursday, May 17, 2007 4:22 PM
by
Jonathan Hodgson
Javascript tips
Most javascript development used to consist of simple dhtml manipulations and then that into separate .js files for reuse.
But the level of complexity in libraries like
dojo and
Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX can be a huge learning difference.
So this article in MSDN Magazine,
Create Advanced Web Applications with Object-Orientated Techniques, is a great read.
As is Simon Willison,
A (Re)-Introduction to Javascript, which has good tips around closures and memory leaks towards the end.