Comments for jQuery Plugins https://jqueryplugins.info jQuery plugins, tutorials and resources Sat, 03 Sep 2011 12:32:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Starting web design, would this be an effective deal? by 7-4-7 https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-909 7-4-7 Sat, 03 Sep 2011 12:32:35 +0000 https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-909 I understand where you are coming from, but very very few people will be happy with adsense on their sites, especially if it shows their competitors in their ads. With your knowledge just set up a web design company, start with low prices until you have a good portfolio under your hat then you can start raising your prices. Teach yourself good SEO too, there is good money in this if done honestly and correctly. Leave the adsense to your own websites, there can be good money in this too! I understand where you are coming from, but very very few people will be happy with adsense on their sites, especially if it shows their competitors in their ads. With your knowledge just set up a web design company, start with low prices until you have a good portfolio under your hat then you can start raising your prices. Teach yourself good SEO too, there is good money in this if done honestly and correctly. Leave the adsense to your own websites, there can be good money in this too!

]]> Comment on Starting web design, would this be an effective deal? by Daniel B https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-908 Daniel B Sat, 03 Sep 2011 12:29:02 +0000 https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-908 You may know HTML and CSS, but how are your design skills? It's fairly easy to find people who know HTML, but a lot harder to find people who also have a very good artistic design sense, that is the really key to doing a good site. I also don't know about the 50/50 deal. Any site that is getting enough traffic to actually make that worth while to you probably isn't going to go for that deal. You may know HTML and CSS, but how are your design skills? It’s fairly easy to find people who know HTML, but a lot harder to find people who also have a very good artistic design sense, that is the really key to doing a good site.

I also don’t know about the 50/50 deal. Any site that is getting enough traffic to actually make that worth while to you probably isn’t going to go for that deal.

]]> Comment on Starting web design, would this be an effective deal? by apple https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-907 apple Sat, 03 Sep 2011 11:47:52 +0000 https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/starting-web-design-would-this-be-an-effective-deal/#comment-907 You won't get any customers until you can post an example piece of work. You say you're 'nearly fluent', what does that mean, you're creating hideous websites from the late 90s, or you're making cutting-edge web applications ? You need to create a portfolio of work before looking for clients. Develop a simple web application, design a beautiful website to advertise your work, something like that. You won’t get any customers until you can post an example piece of work. You say you’re ‘nearly fluent’, what does that mean, you’re creating hideous websites from the late 90s, or you’re making cutting-edge web applications ? You need to create a portfolio of work before looking for clients. Develop a simple web application, design a beautiful website to advertise your work, something like that.

]]> Comment on Q&A: Javascript Closures? by richarduie https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/qa-javascript-closures/#comment-906 richarduie Sat, 03 Sep 2011 09:32:46 +0000 https://jqueryplugins.info/2011/09/qa-javascript-closures/#comment-906 <html> <head> <!-- Many programmers conceive of JavaScript as a Functional Programming (FP) language. While JS will allow itself to be applied under the FP model, it is more fundamentally an Object Oriented (OO) language. Unlike Java, C++, etc., the object model for JS is not class based - it's prototype based. If you understand the nature of the prototype model, closures become much more easily grasped. The declaration of a function (a new Function object) creates an object prototype (which IS an object itself). This prototype can be used to create any number of copies by pointing to the object prototype for construction. The lexical scope of the object "instance" {myFn} in the example below conceals but maintains the private members - the public functions can "see" into that scope. The sample code below explores some simple aspects, since you're at the start of your journey. While some of the author's style usages differ from those I prefer, there is a good (but maybe too technical at this point) presentation at: http://www.jibbering.com/faq/faq_notes/closures.html --> <script> function MyFunction() { // global private variable - can not be seen or referenced // from outside the lexical scope of the object prototype or // copies of it - this is a closure var myName = 'MyFunction (default)'; // global private function - can not be seen or referenced // from outside the lexical scope of the object - this is // a closure function alertMyName() { alert(myName); } // public variable declared with "this" keyword can be "seen" // from outside by dot-referencing into namespace of a copy // of the prototype - this is a closure this.myCopyName = 'New Copy of MyFunction'; // public functions declared using the "this" keyword - // exposed for clones of the prototype by dot-referencing // of the object to the method - these provide privileged // access to private closures declared above - more closures this.setMyName = function(n) { myName = n; } this.getMyName = function() { return myName; } this.callAlertMyName = function() { alertMyName(); } } // create copy from prototype var myFn = new MyFunction(); // attempt reference to private variable (will fail) alert(myFn.myName); // reference to public variable alert(myFn.myCopyName); // privileged access to private members via public functions myFn.callAlertMyName(); myFn.setMyName('my name changed'); myFn.callAlertMyName(); </script> </head> <body> <p> page content goes here </p> </body> </html>