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How To Create A Function That Returns An Existing Promise Instead Of New Promise?

JavaScript/Promise experts, I hope you can help me, because I don't understand how I can create… Read more How To Create A Function That Returns An Existing Promise Instead Of New Promise?

Javascript Closures Concerning Unreferenced Variables

I'm aware of the great posts on Closures here and here, but neither seems to address the partic… Read more Javascript Closures Concerning Unreferenced Variables

What's Wrong With This Style Of Coding Javascript? (closures Vs. Prototypes)

We have been debating how best to handle objects in our JS app, studying Stoyan Stefanov's book… Read more What's Wrong With This Style Of Coding Javascript? (closures Vs. Prototypes)

Javascript Benchmarks In Testing Different Emulations Of A "class"

i have read articles that say: using the prototype will be fastest since functions declared are sh… Read more Javascript Benchmarks In Testing Different Emulations Of A "class"

How To Pass Additional Variables In To Underscores Templates

I've a backbone view that renders a search result in a underscore template. As I want to highli… Read more How To Pass Additional Variables In To Underscores Templates

Javascript Module Pattern Introduced In Tgp Deentityify Method - Why Is This Pattern Necessary?

Crockford introduces a pattern in the deentityify method to create a module. He claims: The modul… Read more Javascript Module Pattern Introduced In Tgp Deentityify Method - Why Is This Pattern Necessary?

Why Can't I Roll A Loop In Javascript?

I am working on a web page that uses dojo and has a number (6 in my test case, but variable in gene… Read more Why Can't I Roll A Loop In Javascript?

Calling Settimeout() For All Members In Object - Never Called For 1st Member, And Called For 2nd Member. Why?

I have a 3D array (rather JS object), called outerArray in the SSCCE I am posting here in this ques… Read more Calling Settimeout() For All Members In Object - Never Called For 1st Member, And Called For 2nd Member. Why?