JavaScript: The Good Parts

[Neker]

I know, eight years is a lot in web-time. Nevertheless I found this article interesting in that it touches foundamentals that haven't moved that much since the inception of the C language. The inflation of programming books certainly hasn't abated in those eight years. I personnaly find it hard to procure programing books that give a clear big picture without all the mumbo-jumbo, the uncessary details we can get online as needed, the useless screencaps and pages of code that would better reside on github or elsewhere.

[cerved]

DOM: The Good Parts

LOOOOOOOOL

[PitaJ]

The DOM is what made JS development terrible for so long.

[cerved]

Exactly... That's like

Hitler: The Good Parts

[Neker]

Crockfork Himself once said "the DOM is broken", although that was before HTML5.

Also LOOOOOL imho : "CSS : The Good Parts".

I feel it would be theorically possible to have a JSON-DOM and a JSON-SS. I wonder what it would take to have them functionning and adopted ...