A review of 15 lexical features of Javascript. These concepts should be familiar to any JavaScript/Front-end Developer
In 2003/2004, this project was written as part of a proposal to Silver Canyon Coffee Company, a roaster in Colorado. Though the pitch was never made, this work was a formative example of pre-ajax front-end work that became the basis for later work with front-end javascript.
lets just say, you probably don't need to refrence this for anything that you SHOULD be doing This is designed to work with javascript interacting between frames and is designed to demonstrate what can and cannot be communicated via JavaScript beween frames.
Initially built to provide an interface for an HTML document generated from a FoxPro Database, this put my contacts into an iframe on the Desktop. Due to technology changes, it no longer works. At the time, I was particularly proud of the way that the Javascript used the HTML to serialize fields from the database, and pull them out for presentation in a new window.
Originally built to prove and idea this represents an example of how one might address submitting forms via AJAX as a general case
This was originally a snippet to use the least possible code to create a modal.
Foodie is designed to allow groups to plan meals and cooks for a week. Potentially good for camps, on-site teams, colleges, anybody who has community meals.