Recently I had the chance to see how deep the rabbit-hole goes when it comes to JavaScript.
Since my project should not involve any JavaScript thirdparties. I had to be creative
and sometimes yeah you're not going to believe it, I even had to google about it.
When we are talking about JavaScript the pain is even bigger because we have to be able to write
a cross browser code. In that point almost any average sane developer will pull out his best colorful
nose hairs.
I'm not going to cover the entire JavaScript language - this is not the case, I'm not writing a book.
I'm just going to put on the table some areas which are not trivial to the common JavaScript developer.

Agenda:

•    Intro

•    Data Object

•    Function Constructor

I have tried to launch the Flex profiler on a web application and it was a bit annoying to find out the following:

- For some reason it yelled about my browser tabs being enabled. It probably related to FireFox browser but I'm not so sure, even tough my default browser was the IE. I then moved to work with Flex Profiling workspace, on the main menu I have used the Profile menu item -> Profile External Application -> Launch the application manually... It then will connect to the profiler as soon as you load your Flex application.

- I compiled my application to work with RSL and I got another error about using a none debug version. Compiling my Application to work with RSL instead of the Merged Into Code option made the debug information to be excluded.

 As every one probably knows Flash Scope would be very useful feature in every modern web framework. It allows us to use POST/Redirect/GET design pattern which solves a lot of issues associated with handling of page Multiple submits or resubmission data to browsers.

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