Monthly Archives: February 2010

Google Buzz First Reactions

Posted on February 11, 2010 by Mike G.

So Google just launched their latest product: Google Buzz, which is starting to get some mixed reviews. I myself am still a bit mixed on its purpose and actual value. I’ll do my best to sum up my views below, … Continue reading →

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Responsible JavaScript: Using Switch

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Mike G.

JavaScript, like most languages of the C-genus, has a switch statement which is a really handy alternative to the standard if conditional. switch is a bit of an underdog in the world of conditionals, usually only coming out when there … Continue reading →

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Responsible JavaScript: Incrementing and Decrementing

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Mike G.

One area of JavaScript which has gotten a lot of negative attention lately is the increment and decrement operators. To be clear, much (if not all) of this discussion can be traced back to JSLint’s intolerance of them. To understand … Continue reading →

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