Lately everyone seems to be writing full-stack apps almost entirely in Javascript. When I started working with Node.js and Socket.io, I quickly figured out why. This list of Javascript resources ...

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Making and hosting a web application just got a whole lot easier. Y Combinator’s AppJet has just launched a website where you can write and run hosted applications right in your browser. The system is ...

JavaScript’s reduce is one of the most useful array methods that should be in a developer’s arsenal. Introduced in ES5, it’s somewhat similar to for…each and map methods that are used with arrays, but ...

I need to add a clock to my homepage which displays the current time (web server time).<BR> <BR>The following below uses javascript to display the current time in an input field.<BR><BR>It gets the ...