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Mostrando las entradas con la etiqueta Closures. Mostrar todas las entradas

martes, 18 de abril de 2017

Videos - MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions

Videos MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions

1. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Introduction


2. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 1

How do I return the response from an asynchronous call?


3. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 2

What are JavaScript closures?


4. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 3

Why is it bad to use the for in statement to iterate through an array?


5. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 4

What is the difference between “==” and “===” ?


6. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 5

How to get a date as a software engineer?


7. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 6

How do I check if JavaScript objects are equal?


8. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 7

How do I sort an array?


9. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 8

What is the difference between let and var?


10. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 9

How do I change HTML elements in JavaScript?


11. MVA Top 10 JavaScript Questions - Question 10

How do I check if an array contains an object with a certain attribute value?




miércoles, 13 de julio de 2016

El Libro del Día: Mastering JavaScript

El Libro del Día: 2016-07-13

Titulo: Mastering JavaScript
Autor: Ved Antani
Editorial: Packt
Nro Paginas: 250

Capítulos:
Chapter 1: JavaScript Primer
Chapter 2: Functions, Closures, and Modules
Chapter 3: Data Structures and Manipulation
Chapter 4: Object-Oriented JavaScript
Chapter 5: JavaScript Patterns
Chapter 6: Testing and Debugging
Chapter 7: ECMAScript 6
Chapter 8: DOM Manipulation and Events
Chapter 9: Server-Side JavaScript

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Mastering_JavaScript

miércoles, 29 de junio de 2016

El Libro del Día: Functional JavaScript

El Libro del Día: 2016-06-29

Titulo: Functional JavaScript
Autor: Michael Fogus
Editorial: O'Reilly
Nro Paginas: 260

Capítulos:
1. Introducing Functional JavaScript
2. First Class Functions and Applicative Programming
3. Variable Scope and Closures
4. Higher Order Functions
5. Function Building Functions
6. Recursion
7. Purity, Immutability, and Policies for Change
8. Flow Based Programming
9. Programming Without Class
A. Functional JavaScript in the Wild
B. Annotated Bibliography

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Functional_JavaScript

domingo, 28 de diciembre de 2014

El Libro del Día: Dart in Action

El Libro del Día: 2014-12-28

Titulo: Dart in Action
Autor: Chris Buckett
Editorial: Manning
Nro Paginas: 426

Capítulos:
PART 1 INTRODUCING DART
1 Hello Dart
2 “Hello World” with Dart tools
3  Building and testing your own Dart app
PART 2 CORE DART
4 Functional first-class functions and closures
5 Understanding libraries and privacy
6 Constructing classes and interfaces
7 Extending classes and interfaces
8 Collections of richer classes
9 Asynchronous programming with callbacks and futures
PART 3 CLIENT-SIDE DART APPS
10 Building a Dart web app
11 Navigating offline data
12 Communicating with other systems and languages
PART 4 SERVER-SIDE DART
13 Server interaction with files and HTTP
14 Sending, syncing, and storing data
15 Concurrency with isolates

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Dart_in_Action

domingo, 19 de octubre de 2014

El Libro del Día: Data Push Apps with HTML5 SSE

El Libro del Día: 2014-10-19

Titulo: Data Push Apps with HTML5 SSE
Autor: Darren Cook
Editorial: O'Reilly
Nro Paginas: 221

Capítulos:
1. All About SSE...And Then Some
2. Super Simple Easy SSE
3. A Delightfully Realistic Data Push Application
4. Living in More Than the Present Moment
5. No More Ivory Tower: Making Our Application Production-Quality
6. Fallbacks: Data Push for Everyone Else
7. Fallbacks: There Has to Be a Better Way
8. More SSE: The Rest of the Standard
9. Authorization: Who’s That Knocking at My Door
A. The SSE Standard
B. Refactor: JavaScript Globals, Objects, and Closures
C. PHP

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DataPushApps_HTML5_SSE