1. In Partial Functions in JavaScript:

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   On 2/22/08 joew said:

   "This is a fascinating article, partial function application is a really useful technique John's example:
   var delay = setTimeout.partial(undefined, 10);
   delay(function(){
   alert( "A call to this function will be temporarily delayed." );
   });
   is a good one. Don't miss the comments where John, Dean Edwards, and Oliver Steele talk more about it. "

2. In Google:

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   On 1/10/08 pawan said:

   "Here are two other similar products which I bookmarked in the past:
   
   http://www.maani.us/xml_charts/
   
   http://www.maani.us/charts/index.php"

3. In MooFlow 0.1 - Using MooTools 1.2:

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   On 1/8/08 joew said:

   "It's a JavaScript app that creates an iTunes CoverFlow for a set of images. Pretty cool."

4. In Sample Chapter — Pro JavaScript Design Patterns by Ross Harmes and Dustin Diaz:

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   On 12/19/07 joew said:

   "Dustin Diaz's blog has a lot of interesting JS articles. Definitely worth checking out.
   http://www.dustindiaz.com/"

5. In Firefox:

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   On 12/17/07 pawan said:

   "I read that there are still bad memory leak issues with this. Has anyone tried it?"

6. In JavaScript Fuzz Testing:

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   On 12/14/07 pawan said:

   "More generally are there testing frameworks for JavaScript? Units tests? Does anyone know?"

7. In ExtJS 2.0 Final Released:

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   On 12/14/07 pawan said:

   "I think the most welcome change here is the improvement for the documentation:
   
   http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-2.0-alpha1/docs/
   
   The docs for ext 1.1 are difficult to follow for someone new."

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   On 12/17/07 joew said:

   "Yup. It took me a while to figure out that Element and DomQuery were where most of the important information was. I kinda wish they had a flat HTML version, though. It'd be easier to search and link to."

8. In Volta:

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   On 12/14/07 pawan said:

   "What's Volta? Is this similar to GWT?"

9. In Volta:

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   On 12/10/07 joew said:

   "This lets Visual Studio/.NET users compile WinForms applications to JavaScript/HTML. Eclipse/Java users can use GWT. OpenLaszlo lets you compile to both JavaScript/HTML or Flash from its own base language.
   
   Personally I don't understand the point of compiling to JavaScript for your web application, not with the powerful, open source JS frameworks that are available, but to each their own."

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