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Google Tech Talk June 4, 2009 ABSTRACT Web Exponents: Speed Up
Your JavaScript Presented by Nicholas C. Zakas. As an interpreted
language, JavaScript is filled with hidden performance issues that
conspire to slow down your code and ruin the user experience. Learn
exactly what is fast, what is slow, and what you can do to squeeze
that last bit of performance out of your JavaScript code. Nicholas
C. Zakas is the author of Professional JavaScript for Web
Developers, 2nd Edition (Wrox, 2009), co ...
Hello- I need a photography website designed with a gallery for
my portfolio. The site must be nice, clean, and easy to navigate! I
must have the ability to upload, delete photos from a admin control
panel due to the limited knowledge of html, web design etc. The
site is half way done [...]
Ben Livshits and Emre Kiciman talk about the Ajax Profiling
Extensions (also known as AjaxView), a tool that allows to profile
web sites using Ajax. The tool lets you investigate the performance
of the client side javascript! Ben and Emre explain how the
profiling works, ie how they instrument the javascript on the fly,
collect execution traces, and so forth. They also show a really
cool demo of the tool where they turn on profiling for a couple web
pages, then analyze the performance ...
together. I
have a site that uses mootools for sliding in the navigation links.
I have an overlay contact form that uses a jQuery plugin called
SimpleModal. I have an image gallery that uses jQuery. I need to
make them work together, or find a way to make the links slide with
jquery instead of mootools.
Despite the abundant amount of documentation out there I still
find myself getting stuck on the odd little thing. For example, I
was working with Dijit’s DateTextTime field and simply could not
get it to take a date I passed in. If I did it directly through
HTML by setting the value attribute it would work, however when
setting it in JavaScript as part of my AJAX call it would fail
every time. I dugg around the Dojo community eventually finding
someone who had the same issue and had managed to solve it “after
several hours of trial and error” but sadly he neglected to post
his solution. Thus I wanted to make mine available for anyone who
finds themself working on the same problem.
I was working with the Dojo Toolkit as a reference and sadly it
only stated that you used the SetValue() method to assign a date,
but it did not provide the required syntax. After much trial and
error I eventually discovered it wasn’t expecting that I pass it in
as a string at all, rather it had to be set as a JavaScript...
In this week’s post, I will continue with my JavaScript
Framework, and add the “legs” to the “feet” of last week’s
framework. Essentially, I will take the Framework one step farther,
and I add more useful methods, and even some extra fun methods.