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The slideshow is a bunch of JS introduction, and barely any "metaprogramming". If you are really looking for a good JS read, check out this article: http://si
by boucher 19y ago
The slideshow is a bunch of JS introduction, and barely any "metaprogramming". If you are really looking for a good JS read, check out this article:
http://simon.incutio.com/slides/2006/etech/javascript/js-reintroduction-notes.html http://simon.incutio.com/slides/2006/etech/javascript/js-rei...
- DanielBMarkham 19y agoThanks. That was a good link. I have bookmarked it. It's much more explanatory, though. I believe the intent of the main linked article is a presentation giving more of a tour to what is possible. The author makes clear at the end that the reader might not get it all -- it's just an overview. I didn't find much difference in terms of metaprogramming, however. Were there any concepts in your article that weren't mentioned in the first one? I might have missed it. I'd use the presentation as a way of glossing over the high points, and then refer somebody to your link as a way of figuring out how it all works.
- boucher 19y agoThere aren't new concepts, just actual explanations of what the presentation is talking about. "I'd use the presentation as a way of glossing over the high points, and then refer somebody to your link as a way of figuring out how it all works." Probably a good strategy.