Backbone.js – 1.0 Released...

Backbone.js is a very popular JavaScript framework, used in many of today's busiest websites.  Today it has it's first official “one point oh” release.  Congratulations!

RAW Image File Processing – in JavaScript

Nothing special about this package that I can see except for the fact that it's running in your browser.  Despite the fact that I've been working with web apps for over 10 years now, I'm still blown away that they can do compute-intensive things like image processing and cryptography, in an interpreted language like JavaScript...

UI Widgets...

...for visualizing time series data...

Database of JavaScript Libraries...

Looks pretty handy if you're a JavaScript jockey...

What's Coming in New Versions of JavaScript...

Addy Osmani has a post about changes we can expect in the next major release of ECMAScript (aka JavaScript)...

Mozilla Gives It the Old College Try...

Recognizing that many developers (myself most definitely not amongst them) look down upon JavaScript as a sort of “toy” language, Mozilla makes a valiant attempt to spiff up its image.  You JavaScript decriers out there: does this change your mind?

JavaScript Best Practices...

A nice little compilation and discussion of mostly common-sense practices – but if you're new to JavaScript, this is quite handy!

Douglas Crockford JavaScript Talks...

They're all online...

JavaScript Prototypes...

Yehuda Katz is on a roll, with a nice post about JavaScript prototypes...

JavaScript Function Invocation...

A nice article by Yehuda Katz on a subject many JavaScript programmers don't really understand...

JavaScript Tool Summary...

A nice compendium...

Seriously Geeky...

What if you wanted to run Linux right in your web browser?  How would you do it?

Well, of course what you would do is to write a JavaScript emulation of an x86 processor and its peripherals, then port Linux to that.  Or at least that's what Fabrice Bellard did, just for fun.  Be sure to check out the technical notes.

Awesome, dude!

Amazing What You Can Do...

...in a modern web browser.  A JavaScript stats package, including graphing...

JavaScript Garden...

This is potentially of use to any JavaScript jockeys out there...

So You Think You're a JavaScript Whiz?

Try this mind-bender!  What does this JavaScript expression do, if executed in a browser?

($=[$=[]][(__=!$+$)[_=-~-~-~$]+({}+$)[_/_]+($$=($_=!''+$)[_/_]+$_[+$])])()[__[_/_]+__[_+~$]+$_[_]+$$](_/_)

The answer can be found here, once you give up trying to figure it out...

Online Advanced JavaScript Course...

Here.

MathJax...

Interesting new JavaScript library.  Interesting, that is, if you want to display equations and formulae on your web site...

Cryptography in JavaScript...

Challenging objective: “build a secure, powerful, fast, small, easy-to-use, cross-browser library for cryptography in Javascript” – claimed met.

The Little JavaScripter...

Doug Crockford's got a Little JavaScripter!

Crockford on JavaScript...

Transcripts and videos of Douglas Crockford's lecture series on JavaScript.  I haven't read or watched them yet, but hey, it's Crockford – you know it's going to be good...