Upgrade to Pro
— share decks privately, control downloads, hide ads and more …
Speaker Deck
Sign up for free
Menu
Search
Features
All features
Private URLs
Password Protection
Custom URLS
Scheduled publishing
Remove Branding
Restrict embedding
Deck Collections
Notes
Features
All features
Private URLs
Password Protection
Custom URLS
Scheduled publishing
Remove Branding
Restrict embedding
Deck Collections
Notes
Explore
Featured decks
Featured speakers
Programming
Technology
Storyboards
Explore
Featured decks
Featured speakers
Programming
Technology
Storyboards
Pricing
Search
Sign in
Sign up for free
JavaScript Beyond jQuery
Search
Sponsored
·
Ship Features Fearlessly
Turn features on and off without deploys. Used by thousands of Ruby developers.
→
Evan Solomon
June 08, 2013
Technology
530
1
Share
Embed
Copy iframe code
Copy JS code
Copy link
Start on current slide
JavaScript Beyond jQuery
WordCamp Milwaukee
Evan Solomon
June 08, 2013
More Decks by Evan Solomon
See All by Evan Solomon
Demystifying the Black Box of WordPress Core
evansolomon
1
3.5k
WordCamp Las Vegas -- Make stuff that people want
evansolomon
2
2.9k
You Have No Idea What Your Users Want
evansolomon
1
530
You Don't Know People
evansolomon
2
860
Other Decks in Technology
See All in Technology
現場で役立つ技術負債の効果的な返済方法
masuda220
PRO
9
4.5k
AIに任せた品質は、誰が見立てるのか - AI時代のテストマネジメント
nakanao
3
2.1k
AIを活用するために決めた "やらないこと" - 価値に注目する / Not betting on AI
soudai
PRO
2
550
人間はどの意思決定を手放せるのか
kawasima
15
7.2k
LTのテーマ どうきめてる?〜5つの型と私のやり方〜
yama3133
1
110
AgentCore Runtime上にAgentic Coding基盤を構築・展開する際の設計ポイントと限界点 / Design considerations and limitations when building an agentic coding platform on AgentCore Runtime
har1101
4
250
JSONataとAWS Step Functionsで目指すRuntimelessな世界
mu7889yoon
0
130
あるけみー式LTスライド作成術
alchemy1115
2
220
Genieを崇めよ
kameitomohiro
0
160
ユーザー価値を届け続けるためにウォンテッドリーが大切にしている文化
kotaminato
0
170
フルカイテン株式会社 エンジニア向け採用資料
fullkaiten
0
12k
「守り」で活用するオンデバイスLLM 〜写ってはいけないを総力戦で防ぐ〜 / iOSDC Japan 2026
nakamuuu
0
170
Featured
See All Featured
svc-hook: hooking system calls on ARM64 by binary rewriting
retrage
2
580
WCS-LA-2024
lcolladotor
0
830
Efficient Content Optimization with Google Search Console & Apps Script
katarinadahlin
PRO
1
850
Refactoring Trust on Your Teams (GOTO; Chicago 2020)
rmw
35
3.8k
Amusing Abliteration
ianozsvald
1
300
Gemini Prompt Engineering: Practical Techniques for Tangible AI Outcomes
mfonobong
2
530
Organizational Design Perspectives: An Ontology of Organizational Design Elements
kimpetersen
PRO
1
830
ピンチをチャンスに:未来をつくるプロダクトロードマップ #pmconf2020
aki_iinuma
128
56k
Exploring anti-patterns in Rails
aemeredith
4
510
Lightning talk: Run Django tests with GitHub Actions
sabderemane
0
260
HTML-Aware ERB: The Path to Reactive Rendering @ RubyCon 2026, Rimini, Italy
marcoroth
5
670
Ecommerce SEO: The Keys for Success Now & Beyond - #SERPConf2024
aleyda
1
2.2k
Transcript
JavaScript Beyond $(document).ready()
speakerdeck.com/ evansolomon/ javascript-beyond-jquery
var name = 'Evan Solomon', twitter = name .replace(/ /g,
'') .replace(/^/, '@') .toLowerCase();
JavaScript != jQuery
1.Scope 2.Functions 3.Context 4.Inheritance 5.Control Flow
1. Scope
Always use the var keyword in declarations
var place = 'Milwaukee'; console.log(place); // 'Milwaukee'
Variables are implicitly global
var place = 'Milwaukee'; place === window.place; // true place
=== this.place; // true
Variable access flows down
var place = 'Milwaukee'; function where() { return place; }
where(); // 'Milwaukee'
2. Functions
Functions are closures
function quiet() { var whisper = 'Boom!'; } console.log(whisper); //
Undefined
But don’t forget var
function noisy() { oops = 'Boom!'; } console.log(oops); // 'Boom!'
Functions can be anonymous
jQuery(function() { return 'Ready!'; });
jQuery(function($) { $('.header').hide(); }); // We can use the $
to access jQuery in WordPress
Functions can execute themselves
(function() { return 'See?'; })(); // 'See?'
3. Context
Everything is an object Well, almost everything
var talk = function() { console.log('Hello!'); }; talk instanceof Object
// true
'Evan'.length // 4
var people = [ 'Evan', 'Alison' ]; people.join(', '); //
'Evan, Alison'
The this keyword gives context
this === window; // true
var context = 'global'; (function() { return this.context; })(); //
'global'
var context = 'global', stuff = { context: 'object', show:
function() { return this.context; } }; stuff.show(); // object
var Thing = function() { this.context = 'instance'; this.show =
function() { return this.context; }; }; thing = new Thing; thing.show(); // instance
Context is tricky
var context = 'global', stuff = { context: 'object', show:
function() { return this.context; } }, ohnoes = stuff.show; ohnoes(); // global
Context is controllable
var context = 'the window', show = function() { return
this.context; }; show.call(); // 'the window' show.call({context:'anything'}); // 'anything'
Context can be bound
var that = {context: 'safe'}, show = function() { return
this.context; }, bound = function() { return show.apply(that); }; show(); // undefined bound(); // 'safe'
4. Inheritance
Inheritance comes from prototypes
var nums = [1, 2]; nums.slice === Array.prototype.slice // true
nums.slice === nums.constructor.prototype.slice // true nums.constructor === Array // true
String.prototype.canadianize = function() { return this + ', eh!'; };
'Hello'.canadianize(); // 'Hello, eh!'
var evan = new Person('Evan'), john = new Person('Alison'); Person.prototype.sayHi
= function() { return 'I am ' + this.name; }; evan.sayHi(); // 'I am Evan' john.sayHi(); // 'I am Alison'
5. Control Flow
JavaScript is often asynchronous
$content = wp_remote_get($url); // $content is ready to use
var content = $.get(url); // content is *not* the body
of the remote response
$.get(url, { success: function(content) { // Now you can use
content } });
$(document).ready(function() { // Now the DOM is loaded });
$(function() { // Now the DOM is loaded }); https://github.com/jquery/
jquery/blob/2.0.2/src/ core.js#L162-L166
$('.thing').on('click', function() { // Now the element has been clicked
});
var request = $.get(url); request.done(function(content) { // Now the content
is available });
Thanks
Underscore is a utility library
var wordcamps = [ {place: 'Milwauke', when: 'today'}, {place: 'San
Francisco', when: 'later'}, ]; _.pluck(wordcamps, 'when'); // ['today', 'later']
var people = [ 'Evan', 'John', 'Alison', 'John' ]; _.uniq(people);
// ['Evan', 'John', 'Alison']
var go = function() { return 'Be patient'; }, notYet
= _.after(2, go); notYet(); // Undefined notYet(); // 'Be patient'
Underscore has great docs underscorejs.org
CoffeeScript compiles to JavaScript
var notYet = _.after(2, function() { return 'Be patient'; }
); notYet(); // Undefined notYet(); // 'Be patient'
notYet = _.after 2, -> 'Be patient' notYet() // Undefined
notYet() // 'Be patient'
easyObject = key: 'val' more: 'No problem' var easyObject; easyObject
= { key: 'val', more: 'No problem' };
implicitReturns = -> 'This is fun' implicitReturns() // 'This is
fun'
coffeescript.org & codeschool.com
Node.js is JavaScript on the server
var fs = require('fs'); fs.readFile('./stuff.txt', function(err, data) { console.log(data.toString()); });
var http = require('http'), server = function (req, res) {
res.end('Hello World!\n'); }; http.createServer(server) .listen(8080);