Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Javascript Puzzle - 2

12:33 AM Posted by Unknown , , , 1 comment
Courtesy: A Javascript conference video. I forgot the name of the conference. Will update. var name = 'Mr. Bond';     (function(){       if(typeof name === 'undefined'){           var name = "Mr. Bond";           sayHello(name);       } else {            alert(name);  ...

JavaScript Puzzle - 1

12:29 AM Posted by Unknown , , , No comments
Courtesy: A Javascript conference video. I forgot the name of the conference. Will update. var END = 9007199254740992; //Math.pow(2,53)   var START = END - 100; var count = 0; for(var i = START; i<= END; i++){    count++; } alert(count); What this alerts? And, give me the reason for that. ...

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Browser rendering performance testing - document.createfragment vs jquery-element

After reading the post on browser rendering perforamnce, I tried some performance tests. You can see the test in the following url: http://jsperf.com/document-createfragment-vs-jquery-element See the chrome result. Doing with jquery element is faster than doing with document.createDocumentFragment....

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Browser specific CSS Hacks

11:49 AM Posted by Unknown , , , , , , , No comments
1. Webkit browser @media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0) { /* put your styles here */ } 2. IE8 use the \0/ attribute .elementclass { width: 50px\0/; /* This will get only applied to IE8 */ } 3. IE7 use the * .elementclass { *width: 50px; /* This will get only applied to IE7 */ } 4. IE9 using the :root attribute :root .elementclass { /* this style will be applied to IE9 only...

Sunday, September 29, 2013

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Duff’s Device pattern in JavaScript

Duff’s Device pattern in JavaScript Duff’s Device is a technique of unrolling loop bodies so that each iteration actually does the job of many iterations. Jeff Greenberg is credited with the first published port of Duff’s Device to JavaScript from its original implementation in C. A typical implementation looks like this: //credit: Jeff Greenberg var iterations = Math.floor(items.length / 8), startAt...

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

My WebRTC experiments

10:31 PM Posted by Unknown No comments
I am trying on WebRTC. I will update my progress here. Currently, I am stuck on the following issue. When  I am using RTCDataChannel.send method, I am getting the following error: Uncaught InvalidStateError: An attempt was made to use an object that is not, or is no longer, usable. I am checking if this is because of the createOffer issue. Those who are not familiar with webRTC, you can...

Sunday, May 12, 2013

The superpowers of constructors

2:37 AM Posted by Unknown No comments
Invoking a function as a constructor is a powerful feature of JavaScript, because when a constructor is invoked, the following special actions take place: A new empty object is created. This object is passed to the constructor as the this parameter, and thus becomes the constructor’s function context. In the absence of any explicit return value, the new object is returned as the constructor’s...

Scoping and functions

2:16 AM Posted by Unknown No comments
In JavaScript, scopes are declared by functions, and not by blocks. The scope of a declaration that’s created inside a block isn’t terminated (as it is in other languages) by the end of the block. Consider the following code: if (window) {   var x = 213; } alert(x); In most other languages, one would expect the scope of the declaration for x to terminate at the end of the block created...