Yesterday I stopped over to watch a Douglas Crockford talk.
I have spoken here that Douglas is loved and hated in the JavaScript community, and I think there is something wrong in this situation.
As JavaScript developers, we must pay attention to one fact: Crockford knows a lot of JavaScript language. Probably more than all of us.
I say this because the foundation in the theories of Crockford make much sense, and presented by him show that he really understands what he says.
After many years studying JavaScript, i still do not consider myself able to say that I am JavaScript ninja, and taht i know everything.
That is what Crockford does seem to be a ninja and seems to know everything about the language, so the least I can do is listen to the man, pay attention and run back to maybe one day have enough knowledge to question the theories of Douglas. (more…)

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HTML5 AppCache – Cache-Control: no-store

AppCache,HTML5,Javascript

03, November 2011

In my last post I talked about how fun is HTML5, and specifically on the Application Cache.

The cool to work with HTML5 is that everyting is new.
The downside of working with HTML5 is that everyting is new.

What i mean is that HTML5 is a new technology, and that many features are still in development.
In other words, is not fully defined as such features will work.
I think it’s a complicated issue for browsers, as they should implement these incomplete specifications.
But all this is part of the transition we’re in, and in some ways, this is very good. (more…)

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