If you are into JavaScript Engineering / Front End Development (and chances are very high that you “are” if you are reading this) you must have realized that every year things evolve exponentially faster than the former one. In the year 2012, so many awesome articles, tools and resources were …

It has been almost a year since I wrote about interviews. In that time frame I’ve learned a lot. Furthermore, I’ve learned most of the things the hard way. I also realized that most of the interviewing books, articles and blog posts are completely and utterly misdirections, to say the …

After my conference on jstanbul 2012, I updated the presentation adding some bullet points for the questions and feedback from the community.     You can view and download the presentation from SlideShare. And I’ll continue this blog’s series on JavaScript Widget Development Best Practices from where I left. Until …

Do you get instant satisfaction when helping others? Do you long to be a part of a bigger thing than yourself? Do you like challenges? Then you definitely love “open source“. Starting the early 2000s the “open source” movement has been constantly changing how the world turns around. If you’ve …

Nowadays, being really busy has become something worth bragging about or something you can’t escape. You will probably even blame your commitments for stealing your time. But is it truly impossible for you to make time for your “dream project”? Are you busy or is it avoidance? Really. Look at …

Quick Update: I put How to Refactor a Mess into an Organized Web Application article series on ice for a while, as I’m building a comprehensive list of JavaScript Programming Interview Questions (and their solutions). Yet Another Update: My life, as a whole, is in a “transitional” period: I will …

This is my 42nd post . If you’re as geek as I am, that’s good for you that you know what excites me. Otherwise typing 42 into Google may be a revelation that will put your mind into order. 8 months ago, I started this blog with a bold claim …

In a former article I slightly mentioned that if you were a JavaScript developer, Aptana Studio — with all its built-in JSLint support, intellisense, auto completion, task management features, and more… — was an excellent IDE for you. But as time passed by, I realized that along with its good …

Up till now I have been using source.o2js.com as a repository for the source code of o2.js. Though I believe o2.js has matured enough to be collaborated with a larger community. So, from now on, I will be pushing the code of o2.js to github. Why git? Because git is …

By the time of this writing, o2.js is at version 0.16.201106101845. You can always get the most up-to-date version from the o2.js SVN Repository (user: o2js pass: o2js). Here’s what’s new in this version: o2.js Documentation Updates I’ve updated the documentation, going over each and every single file. In addition, …