JavaScript &amp; jQuery

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

JavaScript Tutorial youtube.com

Objects, Properties, and Methods w3schools.com

I am liking JavaScript and will be using it extensively.

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So they don't call it Classes and Inheritance.

Prototypes w3schools.com

Constructors w3schools.com

And what is CoffeeScript, somehow related. Expect to be going thru small book about it soon.

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

JSON w3schools.com

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JSON compared to XML, and Ajax uses JSON w3schools.com

Okay, but how about the binary format, BSON? Don't want to be sending numbers as text.

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So BSON, instead of JSON?

bsonspec.org

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So, ClojureScript compiles into JavaScript?

clojurescript.org

"ClojureScript seeks to address the weak link in the client/embedded application development story by replacing JavaScript with Clojure, a robust, concise and powerful programming language. In its implementation, ClojureScript adopts the strategy of the Google Closure library and compiler, and is able to effectively leverage both tools, gaining a large, production-quality library and whole-program optimization. ClojureScript brings the rich data structure set, functional programming, macros, reader, destructuring, polymorphism constructs, state discipline and many other features of Clojure to every place JavaScript reaches."

Clojurescript : up and running / Stuart Sierra and Luke VanderHart. ( O'Reilly 2013)

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So if I am going to learn about this JavaScript, and about ClojureScript, then I also should learn about this CoffeeScript.

Coffeescript : accelerated Javascript development / Trevor Burnham (2011 Pargamatic Bookshelf) Pragmatic Bookshelf titles are always good, very current, no non-sense.

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Node.js en.wikipedia.org lets JavaScript run outside of a browser, like client side

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Able to use JavaScript to make music in people's browsers? javascripting.com

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looks like this is intended to work javascriptkit.com

Should be able to put the right things together to make it work somehow.

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Virtual Reality Modelling Language en.wikipedia.org

but superseded by X3D

So is this just already included in the browers, so it all works just right client side? Anyone ever use any of this?

Visualizing information using SVG and X3D : XML-based technologies for the XML-based Web / Vladimir Geroimenko and Chaomei Chen (eds) (2005)

Foreword by Tony Parisi vii
Preface ix
Contributors xiii
Part 1: Using SVG and X3D in Generic Web Applications 1 (180)

1 SVG and X3D in the Context of the XML Family and the Semantic Web 3 (18)

Vladimir Geroimenko

2 The Foundations of SVG 21 (42)

Kurt Cagle

3 X3D Fundamentals 63 (22)

Don Brutzman, James Harney and Curt Blais

4 SVG as the Visual Interface to Web Services 85 (14)

Shane Aulenback

5 X3D Graphics, Java and the Semantic Web 99 (20)

James Harney, Alan Hudson, Curt Blais and Don Brutzman

6 Distributed User Interfaces: Toward SVG 1.2 119 (34)

Kurt Cagle

7 Publishing Paradigms for X3D 153 (28)

Nicholas F. Polys

Part 2: Applying SVG and X3D to Specific Problems 181 (114)

8 Visualizing Complex Networks 183 (19)

Chaomei Chen and Natasha Lobo

9 Applying SVG to Visualization of Chemical Structures and Reactions 202 (23)

John Leaver

10 Using Metadata-based SVG and X3D Graphics in Interactive TV 225 (20)

Artur Lugmayr and Seppo Kalli

11 Knowledge Visualization Using Dynamic SVG Charts 245 (11)

Nikolas A. Rathert

12 Using SVG and XSLT to Display Visually Geo-referenced XML 256 (10)

Timothy Adams

13 Using Adobe Illustrator to Create Complex SVG Illustrations 266 (19)

Sara Porter

14 X3D-Edit Authoring Tool for Extensible 3D (X3D) Graphics 285 (8)

Don Brutzman

15 Concluding Remarks 293 (2)

Vladimir Geroimenko and Chaomei Chen

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Abelson, Harold, Sussman, Gerald Jay, Structure and Inperpretation of Computer Programs, 1985

Erik K. Drexler, Engines of Creation, 1986

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

JavaScript : the definitive guide / David Flanagan (2011 local )

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God & the big bang : discovering harmony between science & spirituality / Daniel C. Matt. (2016)

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Riemann, topology, and physics / Michael Monastyrsky ; with a foreword by Freeman J. Dyson. (1999)

Saturday I reported on a man who had vanished from a 49er's stadium game the previous Monday. Saturday they found a body in the water near the old unused Alviso Marina and some old concrete boat ramps. The stuff is unused because silt comes in from the bay and fills it up.

I have years ago explored all around there. It is interesting, but even in the day time potentially dangerous. I once got stuck hip deep in mud and a shoe came off. Getting my foot back into the shoe I was able to recover it. But I was taking more risks in doing so.

This man was in the military, maybe Special Forces. So likely he handles himself quite well in the outdoors, even at night.

Not sure if any conclusions have been reached, but to me it sounds more and more like a suicide. Left his cell phone, battery run down to zero, in his car at the stadium. Also left his girl friend and her two kids there. But talking on the phone and using video up until the point he vanished.

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Here SJPD say that the body was found floating face down about 1 mile out from the Marina and the Ramps. yahoo.com

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I believe that police probably have more tidbits of information which they are not going to disclose until they are ready to close the case.

In a homicide it is usually those closest to the deceased who did it, and they are exposed by the contradictions in their stories. To me, this is sounding more and more like a suicide.

Here it sound like he was found at the boat launch, though those concrete ramps are unusable do to silt. thespun.com

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Still waiting to hear that they have confirmed the identity, and then of course for any conclusions.

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Here, outside view, use zoom outs and changing back to maps to see exactly where this is:

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Inside scene google.com

34 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 Paris, France

Here: google.com

Very close to the Seine

and to the Luxembourg Gardens park.

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript : with jQuery, CSS & HTML5 / Robin Nixon (2015 local)

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

In hand now:

amazon.com

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So you folks like these no proscenium concert halls?

Disney Music Center meyersound.com

San Jose Center for the Performing Arts, not designed that way. c2.staticflickr.com

san_jose_guy7 years ago

So I've got in hand now:

JavaScript Programming: Pushing the Limits, by Jon Raasch (2013) and based in Portland Oregon. This book is not that big, but it is packed with critical information. This book gets way way out there.

Hard for me to record more than just a small percentage of it, but I will be trying as I keep returning to this book.

Jon Raasch's blog jonraasch.com

So he talks much about using JQuery, and how you can also get it from a Universal CDN (Content Delivery Network), like Google's

developers.google.com

When you put it into your HTML, he suggests just starting with the '//', leaving the 'http:' off, incase some of these are instead "file' protocol

This example is off of the google site:

' '

developers.google.com

the we also have: jquery.com

Raasch also likes Zepto, but it does not support Internet Explorer. Raasch is also into mobile devices and keeping code size down.

Remember I had talked about VRML ( Virtual Reality Modelling Language) and how that got turned into some 3DX? Well Raasch has got lots of other stuff in play.

So there is WebGL and the canvas tag. And then CSS3, for 3d.

Then there is SVG.

and then Raphael.js

He recommends preprocessing your CSS. He endorses SASS, which I have posted about before. He mentions Stylus. But the one he really seems to like is LESS.

Sounds like with LESS you can decide if it only works at development side, or if it is for every download and if it can be client or server.

And of course Raasch is talking all about server side JavaScript and node.js, and he talks about MongoDB too. Likes anything fullstack JavaScript.

SJG

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So finishing, for now, with:

JavaScript Programming: Pushing the Limits, by Jon Raasch (2013) and based in Portland Oregon. This book is not that big, but it is packed with critical information. This book gets way way out there.

This Jon Raasch clearly knows his stuff, and it must change frequently. The book covers so much terrain that to actually do the things he is describing one would have to avail themselves of the vast amount of online info he provides links to.

He makes much of 'backbone.js' and then of this WebSockets.

The first seems like it is probably something which provides concurency and functional programming, though he does not say that. It is interesting and I could see the value of it. But I have not used anything like that.

WebSockets provides two way communications between client and server, without polling.

This Raasch is clearly focused on client centered JavaScript applications, and then also on server side JavaScript.

Never says anything about ClojureScript, but does make minor reference to a Closure Library. Never mentions CoffeeScript or anything else to replace JavaScript, just lots and lots of libraries.

I will be returning to this and some other JavaScript books often.

SJG

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strippercutie4047 years ago

"O'Reilly"

That's what she said ;P

san_jose_guy7 years ago

"O'Reilly" A very good publisher, Sebastopol CA, a key factor in getting much much better computer books into public hands, and in doing it in a timely manner.

SJG

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Jon Raasch says to use backbone.js.

Now he uses JavaScript both client side and server side. But I think backbone would be just client side, I think.

backbonejs.org

on GitHub github.com

and yes, you can read the JavaScript code right there.

Developed by the same guy who made CoffeeScript and Underscore.js

SJG

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Books about backbone.js?

Full stack JavaScript : learn Backbone.js, Node.js, and MongoDB / Azat Mardan (2018 caution) Developing Backbone.js applications / Addy Osmani. (2013) Full stack web development with Backbone.js / Patrick Mulder (2014 caution)

I could see assembling packages and integrating them together by writting something like backbone myself, but for C/C++, and then also to work with the interpreted Python, R, Ruby, Io

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Got this back, excellent large book JavaScript & jQuery, by David Sawyer McFarland

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

JavaScript & jQuery, by David Sawyer McFarland, real good book. If you are going to be using JavaScript, this is only one of the books you need to have on your shelf. This time I made it through the first 6 chapters. I will be returning to it.

The O'Reilly Missing Manual Series is real good.

So there is the jQuery library. And then I guess UI = User Interface. There is jQuery UI.

There is in each of the browsers a JavaScript Console, for help in debugging.

So they also mention the Yahoo! User Interface Library.

THe Dojo Toolkit.

Mootools, great for animation and visual effects.

And Backbone.js, and Raphaeljs.

And they endorse CDN's ( Content Distribution Networks ) So your clients can get their feed from these, instead of just from your own server.

There are Google and jQuery CDN's.

And then events, like Mouse Events, JavaScript handles these.

There is not a lot to evaluate here. It's just a matter of learning to use it.

SJG

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

So the above book says that even 1000 pages about just the JavaScript language would not be enough.

So, do we have some online refs?

developer.mozilla.org

105 page pdf codecorp.com

Doesn't anyone here use JavaScript? We know that Founder must, each revision seems to be more client side. But don't others use it?

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

Who has experience with paid hosting services, besides Founder of course?

hostgator.com

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san_jose_guy7 years ago

hostgator.com

Though this does not cost much money, it is still money and another bill to pay. It does not look like some hosting services I looked at way way back. Those gave you a Unix account and likely every kind of software you could think of. This just gives you some common stuff.

I see no C-language compiler, no PostgreSQL, no MongoDB, no R-language w/ expansions.

To me this looks minimal, just the minimum. Little bit more than the best of the free hosts.

To get better do you have to self host?

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