Crockford's JavaScript, The Good Parts (a book review).

[lorlarz]

Full blown applications in Javascript?

Like a compiler and virtual machine?

Like a web-front to an online store?  (Complete with full non-js fallback?)

Or perhaps the data editor, including an image map generator?

And that is just the stuff that runs in the browser.

I have an entire interactive parts catalogue lookup and cross reference
written in Javascript and that does NOT run in a web browser, though it does
use Microsoft's IE object as its GUI.

I invite you to share one or more of your applications, with well-
commented code
or explanatory text so many can learn from your techniques, design
patterns, etc.
Please contribute to our knowledge: http://groups.google.com/group/realcomplangjsapps

 

[Jeremy J Starcher]

I invite you to share one or more of your applications, with well-
commented code
or explanatory text so many can learn from your techniques, design
patterns, etc.
Please contribute to our knowledge:
http://groups.google.com/group/realcomplangjsapps

Considering that I *HAVE* already shared the compiler, in this group, it
is free for the examination by anyone who chooses to do so.

I must respectfully turn down your offer to join a google-groups.

http://mopedepot.com/jjs/mote/motevm/mote.html

While I am proud of it, and to my knowledge it does not contain any
glaringly bad code, there are a few areas that could be re-written based
upon what I've learned about Javascript style in the mean time.

(In particular, It uses too many new Array() instead of []'s.)

6188 lines total, though about 300 of those are libraries I borrowed.