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Hi all,
I have released version 0.1.1 of org-mode-parser for nodejs
Org mode parser is a parser for reading Emacs org-mode files in nodejs.
This version has been ported to VisualStudio Community Edition 2015, so you can develop easily under windows too (but only if you really want :)
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So Dart Sith has just launched his first DeathStar, my young JavaScript fellow: a site devoted to the Dart language
Because I am a very old Jedi (1974, before ever the first WtartWars trilogy showdown) I had to rest a bit before talking about it, so the news is 4-days old I know. I needed to think, reflect and write down: but now I am ready, Read on…
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Hi all,
I have released version 0.0.6 of org-mode-parser for nodejs
Org mode parser is a parser for reading org-mode files in nodejs.
It features more then 80 unit tests, and support also for :DRAWER: and archive tag.
The parser can query on the structure, extract subtrees, regenerate the original input via an handy toOrgString() method.
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This week, the nodejs community had a big flame.
All was started by this blog post, which tried to slap down node.js server because of its mono-thread nature. And node.js fight back knocking down the attacker. Let’see how.
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So we are here again talking about Javascript. I have already wrote an article comparing a well known SmallTalk implementation to Javascript. If my ideas are right (at least a bit), you will see more and more javascript on the next months. In particular:
- JavaScript is the Ajax programming languge for the rest of us
- Mobile Framework like PhoneGap and Appcelerator, are all about javascript at the top
- Javascript is evolved, and it is used server side by projects like node.js
Getting Started
JavaScript is a language must be re-learned if you are old like me (i.e. born before 1982).This book will re teach you javascript in ten minutes or so on. A very nice and funny read, for 25 pages!A lot of the things you will read will be new to you, for sure.Studing good librabries is a must. JQuery is a very well written and commented library: grab the full sized source and start reading it.Getting your hands dirty
A good way of learning is trying to make your own errors :)QUnit is a unit-testing framework you can run in your browser, which will be very useful to you.If you prefer nodejs, vows is a continuous integration library which will save your days. I prefer vows in these days, because it can run from the command line, and it is easy to setup.Phase3: Evolving to the next step
Coffee Script is a very instructive language. Look how CoffeeScript renders its code in JavaScript:it will avoid you a lot of mistakes.And this bring us to a very sad rule: discipline in JavaScript is fundamental to avoid nasty bugs.
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