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This appendix contains JavaScript syntax reference in the following areas: • Objects, methods, and properties • Top-level functions and properties • Event handlers In general, JavaScript has a three-pronged structure: core, client-side, and server-side. Core JavaScript refers to those features that can be used on…
JQuery – Validation In this tutorial, I will demonstrate you how to use jquery validation plug-in to validate the form data before submitting to server. I will try to keep things simple so that you can implement some validation on your webpage forms easily. The…
Angular 12 Released — Angular is surely turning out to be one of Google’s most reliable projects and while v12 isn’t exactly a revolution, it’s a strong step down the full transition to Ivy, Angular’s next generation compilation and rendering pipeline. Mark Techson How to Pay…
UI Frameworks Intro Choosing between these super popular frameworks, React Native or Flutter, may be a tricky task. It all depends on what for – and how – you’re using these UI frameworks when building your mobile app. Flutter and React Native are both open-source…
Node v14.17.0 (LTS) Released — If you want to stay on a nice, safe LTS release but still get modern features backported in when they’re ready, this is for you. Here’s what’s new this time: Diagnostics Channel support. A way to create named channels to…
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API Design for a React Tree Table — A well-illustrated, step-by-step tutorial for building an emulation of the macOS Finder for navigating through hierarchical data. The documentation is complete and well-organized and source code is available. It’s always good when someone clearly lays out the…
zx: A Tool for Writing Better Shell Scripts — Tired of turning to bash, Python or Ruby to throw together a quick script? Stick with the JavaScript you know and love – this makes it easier with some handy functions for calling other programs, processing…