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JSMag is here at the JSConf conference in Washington DC. We’ll be looking to get some of the speakers to contribute article versions of their cutting-edge work for upcoming JSMag editions. If you’ve got any questions for the best and brightest in the JavaScript world, post them here or email editor@jsmag.com.
We held a drawing for a copy of the new book “JavaScript for Programmers” (Deitel & Deitel, from Prentice Hall) from all users registered to JSMag (no purchase necessary). By the power of rand(), the selected winner is Alvin Ashcraft! Congrats Alvin! Alvin can also be found working over at Dzone’s .NET zone in some [...]
JSMag is holding a contest to find a cover photo for its next issue. The selected winner will receive a gift certificate to BN.com or Amazon.com (winner’s choice) and a free subscription to JSMag.
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We’ve had Google Checkout support on GroovyMag for a couple months now, but had not enabled it for JSMag until today. As with everything, there may be a hiccup, but initial tests on our end showed it to be working. Some users had notified us that they couldn’t purchase using PayPal, but Google Checkout should [...]
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The Object Literal pattern
Rebecca Murphey demonstrates a technique to help organize your JavaScript code.
Profiling your JavaScript
Tom Hughes-Croucher shows you how to profile your JavaScript code using both Firebug and YUI’s Profiling tool, while illustrating that some optimizations aren’t always what they seem.
Interview with IBM’s Dojo team
JSMag sat down with [...]
JSMag will be holding a drawing for a free copy of the new book “JavaScript for Programmers” from InformIT.com. To enter, simply register an account as JSMag.com by April 20, 2009. A winner will be selected at random and notified, and the book will be shipped to the winner. No purchase necessary.
