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JavaScript tips that stick

Language and browser tricks for apps that feel snappy.

Safe logging in JavaScript

Maikel Daloo
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0 responses · console, logging, javascript, console.log

Using OAuth to Post A Tweet on Twitter

Khor
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0 responses · javascript, oauth, twitter, post tweet

DRY up your jQuery event.preventDefault() usage

Chris Woodford
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0 responses · jquery, javascript, method combinators, method decorators

Ditch the www in expressjs

Lee Crossley
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0 responses · nodejs, node, express, expressjs

DOM Testing with Jasmine

Jason Weden
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0 responses · javascript, jquery, jasmine, jasmine-jquery
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