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Abusages in JavaScript
Upon reading a recent blog entry by Brendan Eich (creator of the JavaScript language), I found myself falling under a bit of conviction when he described a popular use of || (OR) and && (AND) as an “abusage”. I also … Continue reading
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Tagged AND, condition, evaluation, expression, JavaScript, OR, short-circuit evaluation, tricks
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Sometimes jQuery is (not) the Answer
It’s difficult to say, as much as I love jQuery I must admit that it is at times the wrong route to take when addressing a problem. While looking over a few questions on StackOverflow today I came across a … Continue reading