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Here we are going to a see an anothe article of the JavaScript series. In the first part, we have see some basics that you can start with. In this article, we will be discussing about the JavaScript object continuations and constructors etc. You can always see my other posts related to JavaScript here. We will be using Visual Studio for our development. If you are totally new to JavaScript, I strongly recommend you to read some basics here.I hope you will like this. Now let’s begin. Download source code Do you know JavaScript – Part Two Background This article is the second part ofRead More →

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Introduction Here we are going to a series of articles related to JavaScript. As this is the first part of the series, here we are going to see some basics of JavaScript which you may forgot or you may not be aware of it. You can always see my other posts related to JavaScript here. We will be using Visual Studio for our development. Basically, JavaScript is a programming language of HTML and Web. Now a days we can create any kind of applications using JavaScript. If you are totally new to JavaScript, I strongly recommend you to read some basics here. I hope you willRead More →

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Introduction In this post we will see how we can write unit test cases in JavaScript. Here we are going to use a framework called Jasmine to write and test our unit test cases. Jasmine is a behavior driven development framework to test our JavaScript codes. The interesting things about Jasmine framework are, it doesn’t even require a DOM, independent on any framework, clean and easy. Here I will show you how we can create and run our JavaScript tests. I am going to use Visual Studio 2015 for the development. I hope you will like this article. Download source code JavaScript Tests With JasmineRead More →

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In this article we are going to see how we can change any element or any page into full screen mode programmatically. To do this requirement we are going to use client side API requestFullscreen . To make it compatible to all the browsers, we will be using separate API calls for each browsers. By using requestFullscreen , you can easily make the items to be viewable in a full screen mode. That’s cool right? You can use Video’s, Audio’s, Images, Pages or anything. Now shall we go and see this in detail? I hope you will like this. Download the source code You canRead More →

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In this post we will discuss the importance and limitations of Hoisting in JavaScript. We all writes client side codes. Right? But few of you might not be aware of the term Hoisting. Hoisting is one of the default behaviour of JavaScript, it is the process of moving all the declarations of the variables to the top of the current function or scope. In this post we will explain this Hoisting in detail with some examples. I hope you will like this. Background I used to spend more time with the client side codes rather than server side codes. In my thought is is alwaysRead More →