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Property Access Expressions in JavaScript

By Martin Schaeferle

Expressions are the building blocks of JavaScript code, the mechanism you can use to manipulate data and change the state of an application.

This blog entry was originally posted July 25, 2012 by Martin Schaeferle


Understanding Windows Azure Cloud Data Storage Solutions

By Martin Schaeferle

Among the Windows Azure/Cloud Storage Solutions are block blobs, tables, and SQL-eachencryption-capable and each with utility features important to the enterprise and purpose.

This blog entry was originally posted July 24, 2012 by Martin Schaeferle


Variable Cautions and Gotchas in JavaScript

By Martin Schaeferle

Keep in mind that although the value stored in a JavaScript variable is strongly typed-a string, number, Boolean, or object-the variable can hold any type during program execution. There is no type defined as part of the declaration.

This blog entry was originally posted July 23, 2012 by Martin Schaeferle


Object Comparisons in JavaScript

By Martin Schaeferle

Unlike primitive values, JavaScript compares objects by reference. This means that two object variables are equal only if the two variables hold a reference to the same object in memory.

This blog entry was originally posted July 20, 2012 by Martin Schaeferle