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Mar 27 2010, 19:17 PM by Kai JägerJSINQ is now stable
...for arbitrary values of stable. Actually it's been a little more than a year since I've first shared JSINQ with the world and so today I feel confident enough to [...]
Oct 18 2009, 17:56 PM by Kai Jäger
JavaScript for people who are in slightly less of a hurry - part one
My last article JavaScript for people who are in a hurry was yet another attempt to share my appreciation for this language with the world. JavaScript isn't perfect by any [...]
Oct 15 2009, 23:13 PM by Kai Jäger
JavaScript for people who are in a hurry
Sweet mother of science, have I really not posted anything in over three months? Well, fear not because here's a brand new article for all of you out there who [...]
May 24 2009, 23:11 PM by Kai Jäger
scribblet - a bookmarklet that lets you scribble on any web page
Before yesterday, I hadn't written any JavaScript code in a long time. So I finally decided to implement an idea that I had been thinking about for quite a while: [...]
Feb 01 2009, 19:27 PM by Kai Jäger
JSINQ – an implementation of LINQ to Objects in JavaScript
Two qualities that I like about software in general are simplicity and elegance. Unfortunately, most of today’s software is neither simple nor elegant. People generally argue that it’s impossible to [...]
Feb 11 2007, 22:43 PM by Kai Jäger
Introducing BISON - Binary Interchange Standard and Object Notation
Long before we had XML-based web services or JSON, people typically used binary protocols for the same kinds of tasks. These protocols often operated right above the TCP-layer allowing them [...]
Dec 02 2006, 12:37 PM by Kai Jäger
The singleton design pattern in JavaScript
This singleton pattern, despite the controversy surrounding it, is definitely one of the most popular GoF patterns. While I agree that using singletons to make global variables look like OOP [...]