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#REDIRECT [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Coding_Style]]
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...ty/dtrace/dtracetoolkit/ DTrace Toolkit], which contains a bunch of useful JavaScript DTrace scripts so you don't have to roll your own
* As root, run the DTrace Toolkit's js_calltime.d script (which profiles JavaScript elapsed time by function) and redirect output to a log file:
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Tracing and JavaScript performance
...monkey" project to bring native code performance to Mozilla's Spidermonkey JavaScript engine.
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...what the validator can know about values. These types would include what JavaScript calls types, shapes, and perhaps internally used values like shape numbers.
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==Javascript ==
JavaScript will be used as an option for enriching user experience. We want to make it
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#REDIRECT [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:Coding_Style]]
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Much has been said about TraceMonkey and the JavaScript improvements that have been made in the browser. There are two basic ways
...es here with a lot of "stuff" going on. Those are the sites using lots of Javascript, I'll make some suggestions, but feel free to find your own too.
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= Processing.js Quick Start - JavaScript Developer Edition =
...m the standpoint of a JavaScript developer. The document assumes you know JavaScript and web programming, but only very basic Processing knowledge is assumed.
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...So few objects will be pinned. Currently, we also conservatively scan the JavaScript stack. However, it shouldn't be too hard to scan it accurately instead. We
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...ze future GC work. Some of these changes are described in more detail in [[JavaScript:GenerationalGC]]. However, this page is intended to be about GC in general.
See [[JavaScript:GenerationalGC]] for more information. We'll probably start with the simple
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...p://evilpie.github.com/sayrer-fatval-backup/cache.aspx.htm Mozilla’s New JavaScript Value Representation] (NaN boxing, mirrored by me)
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|Feature name=PGO for JavaScript library
|Feature engineering team=JavaScript
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Summary: JavaScript is out there everywhere, and with the advent of HTML5, Boot to Gecko, WebAP
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= Processing.js Quick Start - JavaScript Developer Edition =
...m the standpoint of a JavaScript developer. The document assumes you know JavaScript and web programming, but only very basic Processing knowledge is assumed.
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'''js-ctypes''' is a library for calling C/C++ functions from JavaScript without having to write or generate any C/C++ "glue code".
...ed function. In brief: It uses <code>ImplicitConvert</code> to convert the JavaScript arguments to C and <code>ConvertToJS</code> to convert the return value to
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''Please test in all browsers with Javascript on and off. To learn how to do that in various browsers, please see the sc
** Disable Internet Explorer's Javascript [http://screencast.com/t/83W2NgcTEO screencast]
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"CSS, Javascript, Web Typography, Design (web and graphic), PHP, SQL (MySQL, etc.), Creativi
"Saas / web apps / Ajax security / JavaScript frameworks;
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...refox’s WebExtensions API. Built using familiar web technologies such as JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, the API makes it easy for developers to write one code base
...w in her [https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/06/compiler-compiler-working-on-a-javascript-engine/ Hacks blog post] along with links to the recorded stream. More epis
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...plementing open badges you are going to need a very basic understanding of JavaScript, an idea of the web technology stack and the basics of server infrastructur
=== A beginner understanding of JavaScript ===
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<h1>
Javascript</h1>
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Javascript is a programming language for the web. Technically, it's what's called a sc
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| JavaScript and C/C++ required. Some add-on development experience is desirable.
| JavaScript required. Some C/C++ might be needed as well.
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...HTTP framing</ul>The activities include:<ul><li>Implement the front-end in JavaScript to display failed integrity checks<li>Implement and/or use the required bac
| C++, JavaScript
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...uide is written from the standpoint of a Processing developer. No HTML or JavaScript knowledge is assumed, and only basic Processing knowledge is necessary.
...t, and uses HTML5's <canvas> element. It converts your Processing code to JavaScript and runs it.
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| JavaScript, XPCOM, XUL
| JavaScript, XPCOM, XUL
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...4em; vertical-align: baseline;">‡</sup> Only for websites that load JavaScript or stylesheets from foreign origins
...els. Secure (HTTPS) websites that attempt to load active resources such as JavaScript insecurely will be blocked by browsers. As a result, users will experience
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| JavaScript, Python
| JavaScript
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The primary project page for SpiderMonkey has moved to ''[[JavaScript|JavaScript]]''.
We have [[JavaScript:SpiderMonkey:LongTermPlans|long-term inchoate plans]] for how SpiderMonkey
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...t new attributes and methods using [[DOM:Web_Forms_2.0#JavaScript_tearoffs|JavaScript tearoffs]]
...erified then work will start on implementing new attributes and methods as JavaScript/XPCOM objects.</strike>
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JavaScript or C++ helpful but not a requirement
| JavaScript, maybe some C++
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| JavaScript, Python
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** On a full-page location refresh (i.e. non javascript) the current page should be lightly dimmed until the new page is ready.
== JavaScript Performance ==
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| C/C++/Javascript
| Javascript
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A debugger should be able to explain how any given piece of JavaScript code running in a web page got there.
JavaScript code can initially enter a browsing context in several ways:
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