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  1. En 2006, John Resig era un desarrollador web trabajando en sus propios proyectos. Estaba frustrado con lo difícil que era escribir JavaScript que funcionara en distintos navegadores y decidió escribir su propia biblioteca de JS para arreglar su problema: jQuery. El 16 de enero de 2006, John Resig dió una plática acerca de su nueva ...

  2. 10 de abr. de 2014 · I decided to set a couple rules for myself: I must write code every day. I can write docs, or blog posts, or other things but it must be in addition to the code that I write. It must be useful code. No tweaking indentation, no code re-formatting, and if at all possible no refactoring. (All these things are permitted, but not as the exclusive ...

  3. I’m constantly working on new projects, whether at my day job at Khan Academy, or in my spare time on Ukiyo-e.org or other Digital Humanities projects. This page should serve as a list of most publicly-accessible projects that I’ve worked on since 2011. Older projects can be found in my blog. Ukiyo-e.org. Digital Humanities. Computer Vision.

  4. Strict Mode. Strict Mode is a new feature in ECMAScript 5 that allows you to place a program, or a function, in a “strict” operating context. This strict context prevents certain actions from being taken and throws more exceptions (generally providing the user with more information and a tapered-down coding experience). Since ECMAScript 5 ...

  5. Learning Advanced JavaScript. 2) Defining Functions. 3) Named Functions. 4) Functions as Objects. 5) Context. 6) Instantiation. 7) Flexible Arguments. 8) Closures. 9) Temporary Scope.

  6. Chief Software Architect at @Khan Academy. jeresig has 109 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

  7. John Resig, you are my hero. The Processing parser/interpreter is interesting for directly executing existing processing code, but I’m mostly interested in the JS API – I’m going to be doing all my Processing in JS from now on, rather than their older version of Java. Thank you, thank you, thank you!