So during the week I did a lot of JavaScript and the thing that I found most, what shall I say, mindshiftable, is that you cannot think in the classical OOP way with JavaScript, as you do with C#. JavaScript does everything in functions, and everything within JavaScript is prototypical. Inheritance is prototypical, everything is prototypical. You dont create instances of objects but rather use the objects themselves. So its kinda like a static class, where you invoke members directly.

I started this week by looking at a SOAP client written in JavaScript that makes calls to web services. What the SOAP client basically does is cache the WSDL with all the functions in it, from a web service (in this case an asmx file), and then it sends SOAP requests, processes the request and if there is a callback it does the callback function. The code for the SOAP client is based on this code.