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Thanks for the link. Google's Javascript style guide in conjunction with this article's best practices really helped.
by ckhoo 15y ago
Thanks for the link. Google's Javascript style guide in conjunction with this article's best practices really helped.
- funkah 15y agoCrockford's "JavaScript: The Good Parts" is the gold standard for best practices. Pretty much anyone who works in JS will recommend it. Here's a video which is a condensed version of what's in the book: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVTIJBZook http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVTIJBZook
- mayanksinghal 15y agoI used to write (and probably still do, but to lesser extent) horrible Javascript. Nearly all older guides (anything older than a year) never focused on Javascript guidelines - and then I ended up watching Crockford videos. My understanding of Javascript has increased; I now think of Javascript as a proper language to code in and not just a collection of statements to make HTML elements move/change-color. Crockford videos are a must see! The only issue might be that there is a lot of repetition of concepts between videos and sometimes it gets boring, but it is always worth it.