Douglas Crockford’s blog
Sunday, 30. March 2008
Recently, I found Douglas Crockford’s blog. Although I am very interested in his articles, finding his blog took a long time since http://www.crockford.com/ doesn’t provide any link to it. Reading posts was enjoyable. I note down some impressive posts.
Introducing other’s work
- A paper, Using JavaScript as a Real Programming Language
- The Non-Designer’s Design Book
Introducing his work
- Adsafe
- Contributions to JSON
Informative but arguable (in my view)
- XML’s future in WEB : XML is on web trending down. XHTML failed to displace HTML because
- Its client-side validation is not so beneficial.
- It lacks security model
- Thread is evil.
- Scribe, the first trial of data-document translation, is similar to JSON. Adopting SGML and XML instead of it was a bad choice.
Security of JavaScript seems to be one of his current concerns. His recent talk shows his approaches toward the security problems.