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.
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.
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.
Rob Lauer shows how you can build a native application for the new Firefox OS using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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.
A powerful, mini, HTML5 attributes-based API for responsively controlling the required/available states of form fields.
Backbone.Marionette was created to alleviate a lot of the growing pains of Backbone development. Backbone.Marionette “make[s] your Backbone.js apps dance with a composite application architecture!,” according to its author.
