JavaScript for Ruby People

[Tim Caswell]

I spent my free-time in the last few weeks working on a short little article about comparing Ruby's and JavaScript's object models.  Since there are often questions on this list where people have a hard time understanding the differences when migrating to node from rails, I thought this might be useful.

http://howtonode.org/object-graphs-3

If I got anything wrong let me know.

[Camilo Aguilar]

Hey Tim, 

Nice to know that there are still smart people who not only share the code but also write articles.

Thank you for sharing it

Camilo Aguilar

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[Jak Sprats]

Hi Tim,

these articles are helpful for newbies. They are so much more
interesting to read through than real documentation, which means I
read thru the whole thing in 10-15 minutes and actually learned
something :)

also building up a series of intro documents to Node.js is essential
for newbie-education and conversion ... documentation alone doesnt
explain w/ examples

thanks,
Jak

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[Jak Sprats]

Hi Tim,

not a big deal, but in your opening sentence:
Part I of this series explained basic object graphs and visually
described references, closures, and basic inheritance in JavaScript.
Part II compared different styles for doing object-oriented
programming in JavaScript.

It would be cool if Part I and Part II were linked

- Jak

[Tim Caswell]

They are linked somewhat in the right-side column (other articles by
this author). Also the community has contributed tagging to wheat.
When I get time, I'll tag all my articles and add it to the UI.

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