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Exploring CoffeeScript Part 1 – And Then There Was Coffee
Those of you who have been reading this blog lately know that I’m quite enthusiastic when it comes to JavaScript. As the common behavioral language of the web, JavaScript has been making its way into...
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As I mentioned in the previous blog post, CoffeeScript is a neat little language that compiles down to JavaScript code. Its syntax is heavily inspired by Ruby and next to bringing a lot of nice...
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For this blog post we’re going to continue where we previously left off, talking a bit more about functions in CoffeeScript. Let’s get things started by talking a bit about function scope. Function...
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Exploring CoffeeScript Part 4 – Objects and Classes
For this blog post, we’re going to continue our journey through the wonderful world of CoffeeScript, exploring objects and classes. Also make sure to check out the previous installments: And Then There...
View ArticleExploring CoffeeScript Part 5 – Ranges, Loops and Comprehensions
For this blog post, we’re going to discuss ranges, loops and comprehensions in CoffeeScript. Also check out the previous installments: And Then There Was Coffee Variables and Functions More on...
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Moving from E-TextEditor to Sublime Text 2
I’ve been using E-TextEditor for more than a year now for doing all my JavaScript, Node.js and CoffeeScript development. You can think of E-TextEditor as TextMate for the Windows platform. I’ve been...
View ArticleExploring CoffeeScript Part 6 – Show Me the Goodies !
For the final blog post in this series, we’re going to go over a couple of cool little nuggets that one can use to write some elegant CoffeeScript code. Also check out the previous installments: And...
View ArticleTaking Baby Steps with Node.js – BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine and...
< The list of previous installments can be found here. > In a previous blog post, I already wrote about BDD style unit tests for testing Node.js modules using Jasmine. I really like the...
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