I put all of the example code into a single jsbin: http://jsbin.com/wojutu/edit?js,output

You can read through it – see if you can figure out how it works! (Example 11 is the head start for the programming puzzle)

Slides (which are admittedly less useful this week): 05-dom-slides

I’ve posted the video from Lecture 4

https://mediaspace.wisc.edu/media/CS638+JavaScript+Fal+15+-+Lecture+4+-+More+with+Functions/0_foxwvqzf

I’ve posted the video for lecture 3:

https://mediaspace.wisc.edu/media/CS638+JavaScript+Fall+15+-+Lecture+3+-+Objects+Basics/0_jsankctn

Here are the notes for the September 29th lecture (Functions)

04-functions (pdf slides)

Here are the notes from the September 22nd lecture.

03-objects (PDF slides)

http://graphics.cs.wisc.edu/WP/cs559-fall2015/?p=293&preview=true

https://mediaspace.wisc.edu/media/t/1_watic24o

I have no idea if this is useful to anyone besides me (it is interesting to see what I look like). One cool thing with Kaltura is you can watch at 2x speed, which might be useful if you want to review things (like closures).

Here are the “slides” from Lecture 2 – mainly code examples, which are useful because they have links to the JSBin. The “slides” are generated automatically from MarkDown format notes – which is why they are all formatted so simply. At least the code looks good, and I can insert links to JSBin.

02-language.pdf

The closure examples are useful – seeing simple uses of closures will help you get it. Closures are not an easy thing to wrap your head around at first. But once you figure them out, you’ll like them.

We’ll do more closure examples next week.