In cooperation with Mayflower we would like to announce the next dojo.beer() on December 5th and 6th.
The main event will be held Saturday, December 6th at the office of Mayflower in Munich, they were so kind and will allow to use their conference room so we can have a few Dojo talks and exchange know-how.
For the ones who can make it on Friday already, please join us for a few dojo.beers() in Munich.
The exact schedule will be posted on DojoCampus.org.
If you are planning to attend please drop a mail to rsvp {at} dojotoolkit.org or let us know in #dojo at irc.freenode.net, you can leave a comment here as well.
Storing data in arrays is a pretty common technique throughout various programming languages, and it’s very straight forward. Until you get to reading them, sorting, filtering and mixing them. A lot of times you have more complexity in your data and filtering them is a very usual task.
Almost every toolkit has some functional approaches to make this easier and the latest JavaScript versions also implement some of them natively. Here I will show two use cases for filtering an array of objects, different approaches and their consequences.
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At the Ajax in Action we had four talks. Nikolai spoke about “Dojo and Adobe AIR” where he showed on an example how well dojo and AIR integrate. The second was “RIA/UI development with Dojo”, where he showed all about how the new layouting widgets in dojo 1.2 can be efficiently used. One talk I gave was “Efficient JavaScript Development”, where I tried to show a couple of tools, strategies, tips and tricks of how to develop JavaScript code efficiently and make it less pain. The second was “Scaling AJAX apps”, where I showed some concepts and ways to make your AJAX app fast and scale better.
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JavaScript addicts
