JavaScript 6 for the C# Developer: Mini Series – Part 3: Object Oriented Programming

Today I am going to introduce you to OOP (Object Oriented Programming) in JavaScript 6. Now, OOP is not a new thing in JavaScript. Achieving OOP in JavaScript can currently be done using Prototype based programming; this doesn’t use classes and instead uses functions to define the classes. For example: JavaScript 6 brings us an […]

Measuring Success in Agile – No code = No bugs

As software developers we inherently like to be challenged in our everyday work of writing kick-ass software. We like to create and innovate. We want to build the best thing with the best technologies we have at our disposal. However, sometimes it’s difficult for a developer to realise how to get to the end goal […]

JavaScript 6 for the C# Developer: Mini Series – Part 2: Arrow functions – lambda expressions in disguise?

Continuing with my series on JavaScript 6 for the C# developer, it’s time to introduce you to the Arrow Function. Arrow functions provide a way to implement lexical scoping of the this keyword. In other words, the variables may only be referenced from within the code block that they are defined. Let’s begin with an […]

Hello and Welcome to My Journey :)

For a few years now I have been itching to get into the crazy world of blogging. So recently (towards the end of 2014) I did just that. I decided to make this transition due to the fact that I have a passion for many areas in the software development world. Things like culture with […]

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JavaScript 6 for the C# Developer: Mini Series – Part 3: Object Oriented Programming

Measuring Success in Agile – No code = No bugs

JavaScript 6 for the C# Developer: Mini Series – Part 2: Arrow functions – lambda expressions in disguise?

Hello and Welcome to My Journey :)