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offline JavaScript? why not?

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  • Server-Side … JavaScript

    V8: an open source JavaScript engine

    Overview

    The “Hey, Einstein!” app on My Yahoo! tests your knowledge with an engaging new quiz every day. Developed by LiveScience, you can use this app to compare your results with friends and the rest of the Yahoo community. The app uses PHP, JavaScript, and the Yahoo! PHP SDK. Find out more about the app from LiveScience developer Tim Monaghan

    Distributed JavaScript Testing, Q&A

    John Resig Part 2 from Chris Williams on Vimeo.

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    John Resig presents his mystery topic, which is actually three topics that strike his interest. First up is measuring performance and a quick introduction to benchmarking (and its positives and negatives). This is followed by JavaScript Games which he unveils some super cool hidden functionality (cheat codes++) on the jQuery web site. This is followed up by the introduction of John’s distributed continuous test framework platform, Test Swarm. It is jam packed with Nirvana and goodness so be sure to watch both parts.

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  • John Resig Part 1 from Chris Williams on Vimeo.

    Overview

    John Resig presents his mystery topic, which is actually three topics that strike his interest. First up is measuring performance and a quick introduction to benchmarking (and its positives and negatives). This is followed by JavaScript Games which he unveils some super cool hidden functionality (cheat codes++) on the jQuery web site. This is followed up by the introduction of John’s distributed continuous test framework platform, Test Swarm. It is jam packed with Nirvana and goodness so be sure to watch both parts.

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  • Minimizing browser reflow

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    This video presents ways to minimize reflow on web pages.

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    Learn how appropriate ordering of scripts and styles can speed up page loads.