Object-Oriented JavaScript
Tagged: javascript
Today, for the first time, I used JavaScript in an object oriented way. I must say that I am impressed. The job called for a few parameters and some methods that all operated on the contents of a single div element, so an object to contain it all just made sense.
Disabling JavaScript
Tagged: asp.net, javascript
There seems to be a small but significant backlash to the proliferation of JavaScript. These days with buzzwords like Web 2.0 and AJAX becoming unavoidable, (see there they are again) some users seem to be getting sick of it and have started to “fight” back. Many people have started using the Firefox NoScript plug-in and others have just simply disabled JavaScript in their browsers. “Take that Web 2.0!” they shout.
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