If you’ve skimmed through the source code of o2.js modules you’ll see “‘use strict’” declarations at their top. The ‘use strict’ pragma forces JavaScript engine to run in strict mode, for the browsers that support it. Strict mode, as its name implies, obliges a stricter usage of the language. And …

Now that we know unit testing best practices; and we have a o2.Unit test runner to do assertions, run and report our test suites; and we know how to construct test suites to be used in this test suite runner; it’s time to develop a methodology that’ll enable us execute …

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, …

While code-reviewing o2.js modules, I realized that I had done a serious mistake. … well, actually my “serious” mistake, turned out to be a “not that serious” caveat

You can find the most up-to-date version of o2.js Core and the samples used in these tutorials at: https://source.o2js.com/svn/o2js.com/trunk/o2.js/ username: o2js password: o2js Just wanted to share, to those who want to follow the development process closer You can use any SVN client to connect to the repo. The username/password …