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Javascript Apply and Call

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There are several ways we can invoke a function in Javascript. Let's look at some examples, including the use of Javascript's apply and call methods.

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Debugging Javascript In Internet Explorer

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Here's a quick guide on how to use the IE Javascript debugger to make your life a whole lot easier.

Object Oriented Javascript: Part I

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This is the first of several articles on the topic of object oriented programming in Javascript. It assumes you have some familarity with Object oriented analysis and design, as well as previous experience in programming with an object oriented language.

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Send Your Console Output To The Result Pane In jsFiddle

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jsFiddle is a useful for Javascript developers. However, there is a problem in that it does not send console.log output to the result pane. Here's a solution for this.

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Javascript Functions and Closures

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A look at the ECMA 262 standard on functions and my thoughts on closures and callbacks.

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Namespaces In Javascript

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You created a function called Draw that does some really cool stuff. You load a few Javascript libraries and quickly find out that one of them uses the name Draw too, generating a symbolic name conflict. What do you do?

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Javascript Object Literal Notation

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A quick five minute walk through of examples using object literal notation in Javascript.

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2013: The Year I Finally Do Javascript

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Ive decided 2013 is the year I do Javascript - and its about time.

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How To Wait In Javascript

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Javascript's setTimeout() is a way to schedule a function to execute sometime in the future. It is not meant as an accurate way to delay execution as we will see in this article.

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Detecting Document and DOM Load

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In web automation, one needs to know when the document and/or DOM has been fully loaded. Here's how to do this in Javascript and jQuery.

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