In this 2007 presentation at Yahoo!, which is meant to be the beginning of a three-course sequence (followed by “Theory of the …
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"Note: there's a title at the opening that claims this is "Part 1 of 4", but this video contains all four parts edited together. No need to go searching for the missing parts."
1:16:25 Eval() Function. Dont ever use it! (except…)
Does this contain the "Advanced Class"?
Really good lecture, thanks so much to Douglas Crockford. Greetings from Munich.
I was not able to reproduce the behavior that Doug described in the lecture between 50:08 ~ 50:25. Here is my testing code:
var oA = {name:"Doug"};
var oB = object(oA);
oB.name="NewName";
delete oB["name"];
alert(oB.name); //display "undefined" instead of "Doug".
Not sure what I did wrong.
if you say `new Boolean('false')`, it's value is false, but the value is truthy
:facepalm:
@sqeye It's named 'Douglas Crockford: An Inconvenient API – The Theory of the DOM'
What better way to learn the fundamentals of javascript than learning them from the js guru Douglas Crockford.
@Doug, Thanks a lot for that amazing lecture. Really appreciate it.
too bad it's only in 360p. youtube should ban anything below 480p
@sqeye I think theory of DOM is same as An inconvenient API
I can see a Douglas Crockford: Advanced Javascript video but no "Douglas Crockford: Theory of the DOM" video. Does it exist on YouTube?
Best (only) JS lecture I've ever seen. Beats the JS books on my shelf in first 40min.
Pretty printing!
i love Doug.Thanks man