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Tag Archives: javascript
Appcelerator’s Titanium: Inherit from Ti objects.
So, in Titanium, you are unable to extend the native classes. You’re also unable to add methods to native objects or re-assign methods (so, if you wanted to, say, modify an object so that the “hide” function triggers an event, … Continue reading
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Tagged appcelerator, frameworks, inheritence, javascript, titanium
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jQuery without a DOM
If you’re ever using jQuery without a proper DOM, you may want to use this. It provides enough of a DOM-like syntax to suffice. (Literally, this is every function which jQuery calls on the DOM directly (assuming no selectors). I … Continue reading