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JavaScript is a versatile, high-level programming language. It is the programming language in all browsers.and can be used for back-end programming with node.js. Use this tag for questions regarding vanilla JavaScript; optionally tagged with an ECMAScript version. If you are using a preprocessor such as TypeScript please tag with that too.
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Ajax for RESTful web service
btoa(authentication.user + ":" + authentication.password)); //btoa() = encode string to base64
}
req.overrideMimeType("text/plain; charset=utf-8"); //The browser must not execute javascript-files …
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Is this a good approach to loading JavaScript files asynchronously?
without the need of an Array anymore:
function loadScript(path, scriptLoadedCallback){
var element=document.createElement('script'); //generate <script>-tag
element.setAttribute("type","text/javascript …
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Search for data and order by priority efficiently
I have a search-function, that searches for specific data within a huge Object.
Depending on how good a found entry matches, the finding gets "matchPoints" (or "Priority")
var findings = {};
for(var …
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Class-Definition Comparison
Whenever I needed something similar like a "Class" in JavaScript, I wrote it like this:
function Point(x, y){
var self = this;
self.x = x;
self.y = y;
self.dist = function(){
return …
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Rock Paper Scissors in JavaScript
use brackets
if ($input.val() === '-1') { return; }
I personally don't mind conditions within one line, but dropping the brackets is bad practice - and can lead to strange behaviours, especially in JavaScript … You should show them jQuery once they know the basic principles of JavaScript. …
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