Larry Steinle

July 26, 2014

Mixed Authentication

Web sites are usually created for an intranet user or an internet user. This article explains how to create a single site for both intranet and internet usage while retaining the benefit of single sign-on for internal connections without compromising the security of external connections.

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August 18, 2013

JavaScript Chaining Made Fun!

Filed under: Web — Larry Steinle @ 6:59 pm
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The chain pattern allows several actions to be executed within a single line of concurrent code. jQuery’s use of chaining has popularized the concept so that the masses now prefer chaining their method calls. Creating an application that supports chaining can be cumbersome. This article will demonstrate how to add chaining functionality to any JavaScript class without modifying any code in the class you want to upgrade to support the chaining pattern.

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August 17, 2013

How to Create a Clean, Extensible JavaScript Library

Filed under: Web — Larry Steinle @ 10:21 pm
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One of the biggest challenges developer’s face when working with JavaScript is organizing their code into easy to manage, maintainable blocks of code. This article will step through the process to create a clean, simple, extensible JavaScript Library Framework.

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