- abstractspoon
- ADODB
- alcohol
- Blobs
- broken
- bug
- challenge-25
- chrome
- Convert to Text
- css
- empty strings
- English
- gadgets
- gesture recognition
- google chrome
- heartbleed
- html5
- HTPC
- iframe
- internet
- iPhone
- issue
- javascript
- linux
- MAC
- MINI
- module pattern
- morrisons
- Networking
- osx
- OSX Mavericks
- page not responding
- parameter length
- password manager
- performance
- reCaptcha
- Relocate
- require
- rubbish
- scrolling
- security
- security breach
- security breaches
- software
- sqlbindparameter
- SSD
- TCP
- technology
- three fingers
- todo
- todolist
- TVOut
- windows
- wine
- WScript
- XHR
Recent Comments
heiko on AbstractSpoon ToDoList on… John on ksh(1) / bash(1) : HOWTO: get… John on ksh(1) / bash(1) : HOWTO: get… Jason Delaplain on Serious Dashlane memory leaks… Robert on AbstractSpoon ToDoList on… Pages
Blog Stats
- 52,412 hits
Tag Archives: javascript
JavaScript destructuring with rename not logical?
To destructure a member variable from an object and rename it at the same time, the code looks like: const { property: myprop } = { property: ‘hello’ } Now that to me is back to front. I would think … Continue reading
A basic requirejs for WScript
So I like the module pattern when programming javascript. So when I came to writing a script to process some inbound emails in an MSSQL database, I had already chosen JavaScript as my language of choice, and wanted to use the … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, module pattern, require, WScript
Tagged javascript, module pattern, require, WScript
Leave a comment
How to convert SQL Blob to Text in JavaScript
The problem I was facing was that I had some text in a database stored in an image field (blob data), and I wanted to get at that text in javascript. After a lot of searching and some experimentation, I … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, WScript
Tagged ADODB, Blobs, Convert to Text, javascript, WScript
Leave a comment
Google V8 benchmark V6
Chrome 8 – 5524 IE 9beta – 1414 Firefox 3.6 – 541 Reference score is 100. Higher scores are better. http://v8.googlecode.com/svn/data/benchmarks/v6/run.html