29.04.09 Yet another post which planet.mozilla.org and web-tech readers may ignore

Tags: javascript, json, mozilla, security — Jeff @ 17:16

I wrote another web-tech blog post:

Object and array initializers should not invoke setters when evaluated

This post is duplicative if you follow other Mozilla news sources, and if you don’t and aren’t a web developer you probably won’t have the background to understand much of the content at the link, but it’s still quite representative of some of what I’ve worked on recently if you happen to be interested and hadn’t otherwise encountered the article.

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