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John Resig - Partial Application in JavaScript
Partially applying a function is a, particularly, interesting technique in which you can pre-fill-in arguments to a function before it is ever executed. In effect, partially applying a function returns a new function which you can call.
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JavaScript Lab - Library
The standard library is our collection of general purpose functions and methods. Some extend the native JavaScript objects while others are custom objects we use in our daily work.
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Sleepyhead: XMLHTTPrequest and DOMDocument - cross-browser
It can used for three things: 1. Execute HTTP POST/GET request to another server and get the response using XMLHTTPRequest. 2. Load XML documents using DOMDocument. 3. Check if client supports the above methods, and which version MSXML installed
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JavaScript tutorial - Browser inspecific referencing
Global references - window, self, this; Frameset references - parent, top, window.frames[nameOrNumberOfFrame]; Forms, Images, Links, anchors and areas
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