What’s New in JavaScript (2024)
JavaScript continues to grow and evolve. While new libraries are important, there’s much more happening. The language itself is improving, there’s…
JavaScript continues to grow and evolve. While new libraries are important, there’s much more happening. The language itself is improving, there’s…
Mastering date formats is essential for websites with a global audience. Different regions prefer distinct date formats, and aligning with these prefe…
jQuery is undoubtedly the most popular JavaScript library. Almost every website on the planet uses it. Due to its widespread use, jQuery includes func…
Angular is an awesome JavaScript framework that can be used to create powerful and dynamic web apps. It also covers the building of complex client-sid…
From currying to closures there are quite a number of JavaScript jargons (special words used within the field) knowing which will not only help you in…
The term "serverless" will surely pique your curiosity when you first hear it. You may wonder "How do I run code on the Internet without a server?" Wh…
TypeScript is a statically typed programming language that bills itself as an extension of JavaScript. Typescript code is compiled into JavaScript cod…
The web is constantly advancing towards more support for average users. This means topics like accessibility are huge. If you want to take your UX acc…
I still remember in the early 2000s when playing rich media (audio and video) online came with a lot of constraints. It’s easy to take the beginning…
SVG is a resolution-independent graphic. That means it will look good on any type of screen without suffering any loss of quality. Beyond that, you ca…
We previously featured Google Map Maker and 10 other tools to help you build maps. However, if you prefer using Javascript libraries instead, have we …
For some users, a progress bar can be a very useful thing. It informs them of how much closer they are to completing tasks. Normally, this is used to …