I don't use javascript very much but every so often I have to pin down a few bits of validation on an asp.net page and out comes javascript for dummies (this means you - ed). Being a VB man, I am regularly caught out by case sensitivity and the scattering of semi-colons that this language requires. I have nothing against javascript or java or even c# though I might start twitching at the thought of c++ which I have never used in anger. The last c course I went on was the day before a Lush gig in Liverpool which goes to show how long ago that was.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
The Semi-Colon Persecution Affinity
Listening to Dry by PJ Harvey in rapt anticipation of A Woman a Man Walked by.
I don't use javascript very much but every so often I have to pin down a few bits of validation on an asp.net page and out comes javascript for dummies (this means you - ed). Being a VB man, I am regularly caught out by case sensitivity and the scattering of semi-colons that this language requires. I have nothing against javascript or java or even c# though I might start twitching at the thought of c++ which I have never used in anger. The last c course I went on was the day before a Lush gig in Liverpool which goes to show how long ago that was.
I don't use javascript very much but every so often I have to pin down a few bits of validation on an asp.net page and out comes javascript for dummies (this means you - ed). Being a VB man, I am regularly caught out by case sensitivity and the scattering of semi-colons that this language requires. I have nothing against javascript or java or even c# though I might start twitching at the thought of c++ which I have never used in anger. The last c course I went on was the day before a Lush gig in Liverpool which goes to show how long ago that was.
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