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o2.js

o2.js

So what’s that o2 thing?

It’s geekish — you know ;) .

o2” is the chemical symbol of oxygen.

In this weblog:

  • we’ll be diving deep into the realm of JavaScript together,
  • we’ll be trying to sort out the peculiarities of the language itself,
  • we’ll try to understand why things work the way they work,
  • and vice versa:
    we’ll try to understand why things don’t work the way they are supposed to.

While we generate library-independent, re-usable solutions, we’ll be building all of our examples around the “o2” namespace, the end result “o2.js” will evolve to a modular, lightweight utility package — I hope :)

You can go the the about page, for more about me and this website »».

Let’s get our hand dirty by creating an initial namespace:

var o2 = {
    /* magic will go here! */
};

This is just a beginning.
We’ll do some real kung-fu and see how it goes along in the following posts ;)

p.s.:
I believe this blog will be great and I’m open to ideas and suggestions.
Feel free to motivate me with your comments ;)

Sincerely Yours,
Volkan Özçelik,
JavaScript Samurai

It's me: Volkan! Jack of all Trades, Samurai of JavaScript ;) Since 2003, I’ve been doing front-end development on client-heavy AJAX web applications. Currently, I'm a JavaScript Hacker at "SocialWire". Before that I was a VP of Technology at "GROU.PS", a well-known do-it-yourself social networking platform that allows people to come together and form interactive communities around a shared interest or affiliation. Before that, I was a JavaScript Engineer at "LiveGO", a globally known social mash-up. Before that, I was the CTO of a business network ("cember.net") which was acquired by Xing AG for around 4.2M Euros. See my linkedin profile to find more about me; I also share worth-following bits an pieces on twitter.

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