May 2013
15 posts
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Real-Time Dashboard with Node.js & NuoDB |... →
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Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS |... →
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Search Is Eating The World | Architects Zone →
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HTML5* Playground | Intel® Developer Zone →
Provides developers with a web based code editor, a live application preview window, and a library of sample code and snippets to use as starting points.
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Steve Newcomb on 3D Physics for DOMies - Marakana →
Can you do physics at 60 frames per second controlling DOM elements on a mobile device? Steve Newcomb, founder and CEO of famo.us, is here to tell you “yes, you can.” A 50 minute presentation from HTML5DevConf.
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Rocky Jaiswal Building HTML5 Apps with Yeoman and... →
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Keeping The Big Small — How To Avoid Duplicate... →
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The Sea of Ideas » No, HTML5 does not have a... →
Paul Bakaus, the creator of jQuery UI, riffs on the idea that the ‘performance of HTML5’ is poor.
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Creating Image Galleries with Clipped Images Using... →
Zoltan Hawryluk demonstrates how to create image galleries that sit behind a clipped image and work across browsers.
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Chromium Blog: Building efficient apps and... →
A look at using Google Cloud Messaging for Chrome, a Chrome-only mechanism for pushing messages to pages or apps being rendered in Chrome.
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Using Web Workers to improve performance of image... →
This dates from last year but is an interesting look at using Web Workers to perform key image manipulation work in the background. Also includes source code for once it was converted to a Windows 8 app.
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Automatic Figure Numbering with CSS Counters |... →
Avoid giving your figures numbers manually (e.g. “Fig 1”, “Fig 2”) and let CSS do the hard work.
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Avoiding Unnecessary Paints - HTML5 Rocks →
Over on HTML5 Rocks, Paul Lewis looks at the expense of ‘painting’ page elements, what triggers repaints, and how you can prevent unnecessary paints from taking place.
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How to build and test your Rest API with Node.js,... →
If you need to build an API, you want it done quickly and simply and you love JavaScript, then this article is for you!
April 2013
7 posts
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Next Generation Load Balancing —... →
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Intro to Express.js: Simple REST API app with Monk... →
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Z-Index in CSS with Example - CodeProject →
This tip helps to understand CSS property “Z-Index”.
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KineticJS HTML5 Canvas Framework →
KineticJS is an HTML5 Canvas JavaScript framework that enables high performance animations, transitions, node nesting, layering, filtering, caching, event handling for desktop and mobile applications, and much more.
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CSS Media Query Snippets →
There are a number of different media queries that you can use on your design, if you don’t know where to start with media queries here is a good boilerplate to go with.
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Working with jQuery UI themes →
The jQuery UI is now the industry standard for theme implementation because of its support for widgets. Dive into the jQuery UI platform with Java architect Ken Ramirez to learn how to use jQuery UI’s native themes and design custom themes for your site.
March 2013
54 posts
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Felix's Node.js Style Guide →
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Best Practices for Fine Tuning Node.js Performance →
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Quick guide to Geolocation in JavaScript →
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Howto… Keep Value Traceability in Lean Design →
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Connecting to Database Using AngularJS -... →
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Designing A RESTful API That Doesn't Suck →
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CSS3 flexbox layout →
The CSS3 flexbox is a new option for laying out pages using CSS. It is designed to make common layout patterns like the three column layout very simple to implement.
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Breeze.js →
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Scaling Real-time Apps on Cloud Foundry Using... →
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JSR 356: Building HTML5 WebSocket Apps in Java →
Arun Gupta explains building WebSocket applications in Java based on JSR 356 API. (Presentation)
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Building an Online Recommendation Engine with... →
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10 useful tools to simplify CSS3 development →
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grunt-spritesmith: Grunt Library for Creating... →
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Stitches - An HTML5 sprite sheet generator →
A handy online tool that lets you drag on the images you want and will then produce a sprite sheet ready for you to use.
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Writing your first Firefox OS app →
Rob Lauer shows how you can build a native application for the new Firefox OS using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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Font Inspector and and elements →
Firefox Nightly gets a new Font Inspector and support for the ‘time’ and ‘data’ elements.
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a n00b's look at HTML5 game development -... →
Christopher Bennage is working on a series of posts covering his progress in building his first HTML5 Canvas based game
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Using the Console - Chrome Developer Tools from... →
Chrome’s JavaScript console is used for two main purposes. For logging information via the Console APIand for interactively executing JavaScript code in the context of the currently running web application. There’s also a second feature about doing mobile emulation with the Chrome developer tools.
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Using SVG - CSS-Tricks →
A handy code-rich primer by Chris Coyier.
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Promesas: Organiza tu código... →
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Infinite Scrolling for AngularJS →
infiniteScroll allows you to specify behavior when the bottom of an element nears the bottom of the browser window.
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HTML5 code snippets to take your website to the... →
11 HTML5 Code Snippets to Take Your Website to the Next Level
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Play vs Rails →
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Epoxy.js : Elegant Data Binding for Backbone →
Adds data binding to Backbone. Key features: computed model attributes, declarative view bindings, automated dependency mapping, automatic view updates.
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mdlawson/piping · GitHub →
Piping enables live code reloading in your Node.js app by simply requiring a library (as opposed to existing solutions where you have to start Node.js from an external script).
mdlawson/piping · GitHub →
Piping enables live code reloading in your Node.js app by simply requiring a library (as opposed to existing solutions where you have to start Node.js from an external script).
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FieldState - minimise your DOM logic →
A powerful, mini, HTML5 attributes-based API for responsively controlling the required/available states of form fields.
