Contents tagged with JavaScript
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Understanding (all) JavaScript module formats and tools
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LINQ to Objects in Depth (3) Generator
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LINQ to Objects in Depth (2) Query Methods (Operators) and Query Expressions
As fore mentioned, LINQ to Objects standard query methods (also called standard query operators) are provided as static methods of System.Linq.Enumerable type, most of which are IEnumerable<T> extension methods. They can be categorized by output type:
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Download Liked Posts from Tumblr.com
After using tumblr.com for years, a lot of posts have been liked. It would be easier to look up if the contents of these posts are stored to local. Fortunately, tumblr has provided a set of APIs to make this easy, and even an API console to play with these APIs. The API client is also provided in:
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Use Fiddler with Node.js
Fiddler is an useful HTTP proxy debugger on Windows. It would be nice if it can work with Node.js applications. To do this, just need to proxy Node.js requests through Fiddler. The default proxy is 127.0.0.1:8888. This can be viewed in Fiddler Tools –> WInINET Options –> LAN settings –> Advanced:
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Anti-Forgery Request Recipes For ASP.NET MVC And AJAX
This post discusses solutions for anti-forgery request scenarios in ASP.NET MVC and AJAX:
- How to enable validation on controller, instead of on each action;
- How to specify non-constant token salt in runtime;
- How to work with the server side validation in AJAX scenarios.
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Introducing LINQ (3) Programming Paradigms
[LINQ via C#] - [Introducing LINQ]
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Understanding C# Features (5) Lambda Expression, Anonymous Function and Expression Tree
[LINQ via C#] - [C# Features]
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Introducing CoolWebOS.com
This post is supposed to introduce the so-called WebOS – http://www.CoolWebOS.com/, as well as to have your important feedback.
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Automated Web Testing (2) Using Selenium
Selenium is another automated web application testing framework. Unlike WatiN, which has only 3 developers, Selenium is developed by a team of programmers and testers in ThoughtWorks, so that it could be more powerful:
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Fixing The “jQuery.dequeue is not a function” Error
Today when using interface in WebOS, an error occured in both IE an Firefox. Firebug displayed such error message: jQuery.dequeue is not a function.
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document.getElementById() In Browsers
For non-form elements, like <div>, etc., document.getElementById() usually works stably, except Opera:
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JavaScript: Can document Object Be Optimized?
In JavaScript, document is a property of window. When access document directly, window.document is accessed. Recently, a colleague demonstrated a way to optimize document, which looks weird: