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Speed Up Your JavaScript on 2009-11-23
Extreme JavaScript Performance on 2009-11-23
How to Select and Implement the Right CMDB on 2009-07-15
CMDB 3.0 on 2009-07-15
- - hari Prasad on 2009-07-15
    
    This mean to say CMDB is subset of CMS
- - hari Prasad on 2009-07-15
    
    Is this mean to say CMDB is subset of CMS
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- - hari Prasad on 2009-07-15
    
    is that means CMDB is a subset of CMS.
  - CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
    
    ITIL v3 introduces the Configuration Management System, or CMS, as the control system or “container” for CI’s, management data repositories, CMDB’s, and the activities and processes for managing them.
    
    This sounds a lot like the v2 Configuration Management process, and it should. ITIL v3 defines the CMS as “A set of tools and databases that are used to manage an IT Service Provider's Configuration data. The CMS also includes information about Incidents, Problems, Known Errors, Changes and Releases; and may contain data about employees, Suppliers, locations, Business Units, Customers and Users. The CMS includes tools for collecting, storing, managing, updating, and presenting data about all Configuration Items and their Relationships. The CMS is maintained by Configuration Management and is used by all IT Service Management Processes.”
    
    Consider the revised ITIL v2 definition (May 1, 2006) for CMDB: “A Database used to manage Configuration Records throughout their Lifecycle. The CMDB records the Attributes of each CI, and Relationships with other CIs. A CMDB may also contain other information linked to CIs, for example Incident, Problem or Change Records. The CMDB is maintained by Configuration Management and is used by all IT Service Management Processes.”
    
    To me, it sounds a lot like what a CMDB used to be! Essentially, the old term “CMDB” has been expanded and re-worked to become the CMS. The CMS is “contained” by the new Service Asset and Configuration Management Process.
Product Overview - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code on 2009-06-23
- wsers. During development, you can iterate quickly in the same "edit - refresh - view" cycle you're accustomed to with JavaScript, with the added benefit of being able to debug and step through your Java code line by line. When you're ready to deplo
Mastering JavaScript — concept and resource guide | d'bug on 2009-04-20
Javascript Fundamentals TestCase #49 -_prototype_array_foreach_collision.html on 2009-02-17
Javascript Closures on 2009-02-17
- If a value is assigned
  and the actual object does not have a property with the corresponding
  name a property of that name is created and the value is assigned to
  it. If it has the property then its value is re-set.
- all objects may have prototypes, and prototypes are objects so they, in
  turn, may have prototypes, which may have prototypes, and so on forming
  what is called the prototype chain. The prototype chain ends when one
  of the objects in the chain has a null prototype. The default prototype for the
  Object constructor has a null prototype so
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- - When a javascript function is called it enters an execution context,
    if another function is called (or the same function recursively) a new
    execution context is created and execution enters that context for the
    duration of the function call. Returning to the original execution
    context when that called function returns. Thus running javascript code
    forms a stack of execution contexts
  - First, in the execution context of a function, an
    "Activation" object is created.
  - The next step in the creation of the execution context for a function
    call is the creation of an arguments object, which is an
    array-like object with integer indexed members corresponding with the
    arguments passed to the function call, in order.
  - Next the execution context is assigned a scope. A scope consists of a
    list (or chain) of objects.
  - the Activation object is used as the Variable object (note this, it is
    important: they are the same object). Named properties of the Variable
    object are created for each of the function's formal parameters, and if
    arguments to the function call correspond with those parameters the
    values of those arguments are assigned to the properties (otherwise the
    assigned value is undefined)
  - It is the fact that the Activation object, with its
    arguments property, and the Variable object, with named
    properties corresponding with function local variables, are the same
    object, that allows the identifier arguments to be treated
    as if it was a function local variable.
Illumination on JavaScript Prototypes | Developing thoughts — Morris Johns on 2009-02-17
What about Sun embracing JavaScript? on 2009-02-17
- There's a lot of work being done by the Mozilla foundation and Adobe to
  integrate a killer JavaScript interpreter into both Flash and Firefox using
  Adobe's Tamarin engine