Tag Archives: Javascript
Workstyle: Add vendor tests before using new library code
Hello again. Here is a snag-resolving article about a maintenance problem. There should be a thick volume called “Web Maintenance Pearls”, which everyone should be forced to read. Here’s the situation: You want to throw out a dependency. It’s an … Continue reading
Upcoming meetup poster: active redesigning and customizing
Indulge me. I allowed myself to make a little poster. Öresund JavaScript Meetup #10 on June 14, in Malmö, at Hypergene’s offices. I guess there are a couple of things wrong with it. The date and time are lacking. Monday … Continue reading
Change ID of a Component in ExtJS
ExtJS: The Component manager instance’s all collection does not let you change an ID of a component. Let’s say… you wanted to, anyway. Add this: Ext.ComponentMgr.all.changeKey = function(oldkey, newkey) { var comp = this.map[oldkey]; var index = this.indexOfKey(oldkey); this.keys[index] = … Continue reading
7th Öresund JavaScript Meetup (and the next)
So that was the 7th meetup about JavaScript. We learnt stuff about extending Chrome, that WebKit browser. Mark Wubben taught us. Thanks, Mark! You provided much more than a glorified walkthrough of the extant documentation, you gave us insight into … Continue reading
4th Øresund JavaScript Meetup report
The 4th Øresund JavaScript Meetup was just held at Hypergene‘s Malmö offices, yesterday night. Eight brave souls made the journey to Malmö C and came to Hypergene’s quite fancy offices. After a little pizza snack and introductory conversation, we repaired … Continue reading
Oresund JavaScript Meetup tonight
Quoth the Öresund JS meetup locally here: 18.00 – 18.15 Arrive, have some free pizza and soda 18.15 – 18.30 Introduction of members and talk about the future of the group 18.30 – 18.40 Mats Bryntse – How “global” are … Continue reading
Hackmeetup on Javascript mini-report: RFID on Rhino
This past Tuesday, we ran another Hackmeetup. Same great location, same great time. Mark ran a talk about Typography on the Web for an audience of three. For the hardware experimentation session, Carl had left, so it was Mark, me, … Continue reading
Crosscheck wheel spin
At the last meeting with Copenhagen.rb, I said I’d test out Crosscheck – a JavaScript testing framework, suited for continuous integration or command-line testing. I had just tried getting it to run, following the slightly outdated Add Event tutorial. At … Continue reading