In Case, you need to do a complete clone of an object in Javascript and you want the original to remain unaffected, then you probably can give this method a go. :)
Less than 8 more weeks to the end of 2014. And it's time to start the countdown for the last IT Show for the year 2014...
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Image taken from 'SITEX 2014' website. The venue for the upcoming event is pretty far, but it's worth travelling all the way down. As compared to the venue at 'Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre', I prefer the huge spacious space at Singapore Expo. Most importantly, I can roam around the place freely and quickly, whhich is a very big (+). :) |
Frankly speaking, I don't have a fantastic memory and in case, you don't have a fantastic memory, you probably can use the following sites to search for useful examples and references. Even though these sites doesn't provide an example for all everything, but it's a great place to start searching.
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W3Schools This has been around for quite some time. Not only it covers 'Javascript', it also covers coding environment like 'PHP', 'SQL', 'ASP.NET', etc... Though most of the time it covers only the basic stuff, but it's a great place to get you started. |
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JavaScripture This covers JavaScript only. But with the number of examples that was provided on the site itself to demonstrate the usage of the different types of JavaScript syntax, makes this a pretty good place to start searching. |
