It’s amazing how life gets going in a rhythm, and you get your head down and working so hard, that you sometimes forget to look around (or in this case, write in your blog). Working at a small travel advertising
You might not need jQuery…
I just found a video that talks about how jQuery is no longer needed in 2018. I found it interesting, and thought I’d save it and some related pages here for future reference. http://microjs.com/#ajax https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch https://caniuse.com http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
What is Closure in JavaScript?
Closure in JavaScript is when a function is able to remember and access it’s lexical scope even when it is executed outside of it’s lexical scope. Put another way, it’s a function which can access it’s lexical scope after the
AngularJS on Udemy.com
I highly recommend this course. I had been struggling on and off trying to figure out AngularJS. I am proud to say that I now understand it, and can write an app from scratch. Check it out at https://www.udemy.com/learn-angularjs/learn/#/ Also, be
Node.js on Lynda.com [complete]
A few days ago, when I started learning node.js on Lynda.com, I had heard of some of the things that were taught in that video series, but now I can say that I have worked with and understand at a
Learning Node.js
I’m currently learning node.js through Lynda.com. As part of this course, I’m also learning about unit testing, which I’m sure will come in handy soon. Once this course is done, I will probably start watching some Laracasts and learning about