Wow! 30 new subscribers due to my last blog posting about JavaScript inheritance: Welcome dear new readers :-) Due to this fact I've decided to try out something new. No fancy new technologies for showing-off but a tutorial-like introduction to some neat and often unknown JavaScript functions that can make your life easier.
Sine I really love Ruby, I thought: Why not take a use-case from the oh-so-beautiful Ruby world and transfer it to JavaScript. Well, here it is. Nothing new but still pretty cool: Ruby's "each" for JavaScript.
So, this is an experiment I'll really appreciate your feedback - is it too trivial or do you like it? Anyway, let's just start ...
