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Android 2012: A Year in Review and 2013 Predictions

Android 2012: A Year in Review and 2013

Industry gurus Shane Conder and Lauren Darcey provide a recap of the Android ecosystem in 2012 and o...
iOS 2012: A Year in Review and 2013 Predictions

iOS 2012: A Year in Review and 2013

Another year has passed and a new year is awaiting us. In this article, I want to revisit 2012 from...
Math Function

Math

The Math object contains static properties and methods for mathematically dealing with numbers or pr...
The "this" Keyword

The "this"

When a function is created, a keyword called this is created (behind the scenes), which links to the...
Object()

Using the built-in Object() constructor function, we can create generic empty objects on the fly. In...
Function()

A function is a container of code statements that can be invoked using the parentheses () operator....
The Head / Global Object

The Head / Global

JavaScript code itself must be contained within an object. For example, when crafting JavaScript cod...
String()

The String() constructor function is used to create string objects and string primitive values. In...
Number()

The Number() constructor function is used to create numeric objects and numeric primitive values. I...
Boolean()

The Boolean() constructor function can be used to create Boolean objects, as well as Boolean primiti...
Undefined

The undefined value is used by JavaScript in two slightly different ways. The first way it's used i...
Array()

An array is an ordered list of values typically created with the intention of looping through numeri...
Null

You can use null to explicitly indicate that an object property does not contain a value. Typically,...
Function Prototype Property

Function Prototype

The prototype property is an object created by JavaScript for every Function() instance. Specificall...
Working With Primitive String, Number and Boolean Values

Working With Primitive String, Number and Boolean

Do not be mystified by the fact that string, number, and Boolean literals can be treated like an obj...