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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Javascript, the Interlingua of the Web, Karlskrona

Links and Books from my Javascript presentation in Karlskrona.

The Y Combinator

  • The Why of Y(PDF)
  • The Y Combinator
  • The Y Combinator in Javascript

Books

  • The Little Schemer
  • Javascript, the Good Parts
  • jQuery Cookbook
  • jQuery in Action
  • Handcrafted CSS

Tools

  • My View of the jQuery API
  • JQuery Demo
  • JsMin
  • YUI Compressor
  • XRefresh
  • LiveReload
  • Watchr
  • Rake
  • SCons
  • Sinatra
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