ambar ambar

JSConf.EU 2011 Slides

This is a notepad for my journey to learn opengl's programmable pipeline

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	/**
	* @ NAME: Cross-browser TextStorage
	* @ DESC: text storage solution for your pages
	* @ COPY: sofish, http://sofish.de
	*/
	typeof window.localStorage == 'undefined' && ~function () {

	var localStorage = window.localStorage = {},
	prefix = 'data-userdata',
	doc = document,

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<!--

	This is a simple experiment relying on ECMAScript 6 Proxies. To try this out,
	use Aurora (http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/channel/).

	The goal was to create a HTML writer where the method names were really just
	the HTML tags names, but without manually creating each method. This uses
	a Proxy to create a shell to an underlying writer object that checks each
	method name to see if it's in a list of known tags.

	//Came across this in the es-discuss list, on the "clean scope" thread:
	https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/2011-August/thread.html#16294

	//I do not understand what the "null," part buys.
	//Has to do something with scope(?), but at least in Firebug,
	//I can see foo inside the string being evaled.

	var foo = 'foo';
	(null,eval)('(function(){console.log(foo);}())');

	// Accessorizer's default generated singleton code for class Foo

	static Foo *sharedInstance = nil;

	+ (void) initialize
	{
	if (sharedInstance == nil)
	sharedInstance = [[self alloc] init];
	}

	util.request = (function(){
	var fn = {
	body: 'return null'
	};

	if ('XDomainRequest' in window){
	fn.body = 'return new XDomainRequest();';
	fn.xdomain = true;
	} else if ('XMLHttpRequest' in window) {
	fn.body = 'return new XMLHttpRequest();';