An article about client-side JavaScript, what topics to cover?

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arXangel2012-02-11 16:51:50

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arXangel, 2012-02-11 16:51:50

We have accumulated a lot of experience in working with client-side js, which we would like to share. Hint what areas or topics you would like to learn more about and I will write with pleasure. At the moment I am working with knockout.js, I can tell you about it from a practical point of view, something that is not in the tutorial on the off site.

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Anton, 2012-02-11
@sHinE

Tell me. What I personally don’t want is another article on how to make inheritance in js.

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2012-02-12
@k12th

I would read with interest about the problems in knockout.js and their solutions.

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Vitaly Zheltyakov, 2012-02-11
@VitaZheltyakov

Once on Habré there was a FAQ for working with JS ( one , two ), in which a lot of questions were covered. The articles are just amazing. Can organize something like this?

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switlle, 2012-02-11
@switlle

It seems to me an interesting topic: to talk about full-fledged applications in JS, their optimization in terms of caching, storing static code in the cache. How to manage requests and which requests are better cached and which are not, about modularity. I think this is for beginners and not only interesting to read

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Finom, 2012-02-12
@Finom

I would like to read an article on knockout "for dummies" new to the use of patterns in JS, MVVM in particular.

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Lanrete, 2012-03-03
@Lanrete

I would like to get an answer to the question:
How to track the change in the content of such tags as "h" and "span", etc.?
The very fact of change is of interest. Once the change has occurred, some function should be executed.
Thank you.

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xdenser, 2012-03-03
@xdenser

+1 for knockout especially about tables, trees. More precisely GridView and TreeView.
Only with update via AJAX. I screwed DataTables and JSTree, it works, but everything is not right. There is no such beauty as with ordinary elements. Although some kind of native grid flashed in Google groups. Haven't had time to touch it yet. And bad luck with the trees...