A lot of releases this week including the latest version of the commercial Ext JS framework. Some new tools that seem particularly interesting include Pho Devstack, MotorCortex and Browser-perf. Ext JS 5 includes touch support, responsive layouts, architectural improvements and component upgrades. Announcing Sencha Ext JS 5 flare.js is a small JavaScript library that works […]
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A lot of releases this week including the latest version of the commercial Ext JS framework. Some new tools that seem particularly interesting include Pho Devstack, MotorCortex and Browser-perf. Ext JS 5 includes touch support, responsive layouts, architectural improvements and component upgrades. Announcing Sencha Ext JS 5 flare.js is a small JavaScript library that works […]
Web
Creating Custom Widgets with JavaScript in Wakanda
By Saad Mousliki 4D, a company known for launching the first graphical relational database for the Macintosh 30 years ago, unveiled a full-stack JavaScript platform for developing business web applications in 2010 named “Wakanda”. Wakanda is an open-source platform allows you to develop Web and mobile business applications using web standards: HTML, CSS, HTTP/REST, JSON-RPC, […]
Unlimited Access with CORS
Animating Inline SVG Icons
Building Your First Grunt Plugin
Dynamic CSS with DynCSS
Introduction to the Ambient Light API
Frame-by-frame animation with HTML and JavaScript
Convention Based Routing In JavaScript Apps
Rethinking DOM Traversal
Beef Up Your Skills with Code Exercise
Animating Inline SVG Icons
By Joni Trythall I recently did some experimenting with animating inline SVG icons. In this article I will quickly review my process and discuss the joys and frustrations I ran into. The demo discussed in the article is below and works on Chrome only for the moment. Scroll down to view all the icons and […]
Dynamic CSS with DynCSS
Organizing Your CSS Code for Preprocessors
Doing More with Sass’ @each Control Directive
Creating Modular View Components with React and Grunt
Getting into Sass Control Directives
Grids in CSS3
CSS for Beginners with Dreamweaver
CSS Regions Matter
Using CSS Regions in Responsive Designs
Animating Inline SVG Icons
By Joni Trythall I recently did some experimenting with animating inline SVG icons. In this article I will quickly review my process and discuss the joys and frustrations I ran into. The demo discussed in the article is below and works on Chrome only for the moment. Scroll down to view all the icons and […]
Frame-by-frame animation with HTML and JavaScript
By Bartek Drozdz Animations can make your project stand out from the crowd. Good animations enhance the user interface, make navigation feel smoother and offer a superior esthetic experience (bad animation does the opposite, so be careful). Modern browsers support animations quite well, but there are so many different ways of animating HTML elements that […]
Ten Engagement Strategies to Increase the Profitability of Your Mobile Game
Lessons Learned Building an HTML5 Games Engine
Creating Sound with the Web Audio API and Oscillators
An Interview with Thomas Palef on Creating HTML5 Games
Tips for Getting Started with HTML5 Game Development
Building a Parallax Scrolling Game with Pixi.js – Part 4
Building a Parallax Scrolling Game with Pixi.js – Part 3
Building a 2D Browser Game with PhysicsJS
Building a Parallax Scrolling Game with Pixi.js - Part 2
Animating Inline SVG Icons
By Joni Trythall I recently did some experimenting with animating inline SVG icons. In this article I will quickly review my process and discuss the joys and frustrations I ran into. The demo discussed in the article is below and works on Chrome only for the moment. Scroll down to view all the icons and […]
Dynamic CSS with DynCSS
Introduction to the Ambient Light API
Rethinking DOM Traversal
Replacing jQuery with Vanilla JavaScript
Single-Page Applications with the Page Micro Library
Improving Browser Detection
String Templating Considered Harmful
A DOM Manipulation Class in 100 Lines of JavaScript
Learning SVG
Creating Custom Widgets with JavaScript in Wakanda
By Saad Mousliki 4D, a company known for launching the first graphical relational database for the Macintosh 30 years ago, unveiled a full-stack JavaScript platform for developing business web applications in 2010 named “Wakanda”. Wakanda is an open-source platform allows you to develop Web and mobile business applications using web standards: HTML, CSS, HTTP/REST, JSON-RPC, […]
Dynamic CSS with DynCSS
Introduction to the Ambient Light API
Frame-by-frame animation with HTML and JavaScript
Convention Based Routing In JavaScript Apps
Rethinking DOM Traversal
Roll Your Own Asset Pipeline with Gulp
Slush - A Better Web App Scaffolding Tool
Replacing jQuery with Vanilla JavaScript
Single-Page Applications with the Page Micro Library
Building Your First Grunt Plugin
By Mykyta Semenistyi Client-side build systems have gained huge popularity due to the growth in complexity of frontend development. This growth in complexity is due to two main reasons: the migration of functional responsibilities to client-side and presentation enhancements. The oldest and probably most well-known of these build systems is Grunt. Its popularity has helped […]
Roll Your Own Asset Pipeline with Gulp
Slush - A Better Web App Scaffolding Tool
Simple Content Management with Node.js and Markdown
Code Protection and Packaging for Node.js Projects with JXCore
MEAN Stack - A Quick Start Guide
The Basics of Express Routes
Introduction to npm
JXcore - A Node.JS Distribution with Multi-threading
Using Grunt? Consider Fez
Roll Your Own Asset Pipeline with Gulp
By Jeff Dickey I’ve found myself using Gulp for just about everything involving HTML/CSS/JS these days. It’s super fast, quick to write scripts for and flexible. I’m at a point now where I have a ton of projects I can just cd into, run gulp and be up and running. It’s the best solution I’ve […]
Slush - A Better Web App Scaffolding Tool
Simple Content Management with Node.js and Markdown
Expose Yourself with ngrok
Using Grunt? Consider Fez
CSS for Beginners with Dreamweaver
Managing Bower Components with Grunt
Using Bootstrap 3 as a Web Development Workflow Tool
Tools for the Busy Web Developer
Playing with CSS Regions in Edge Reflow
4 reasons you should create a WordPress theme
by Aurelio De Rosa WordPress is one of the most talked publishing platforms on the internet. It has caught the interest of a lot of users and developers, and not just because it has been around for a long time (it was first released in 2003). One of the reasons WordPress has become so popular […]
Mobile
Ten Engagement Strategies to Increase the Profitability of Your Mobile Game
By Tejas Jasani Games are likely the most lucrative segment in mobile apps. However, making money on a mobile game app isn’t easy. However, if you know how to engage your user for a longer period of time, many of them will pay you not once or twice but potentially many times over the course […]
Is jQuery Too Big For Mobile?
Mobile App Development - Tips for Getting Noticed
A Slight Obsession Over Page Speed
Parallax UI for PhoneGap and Mobile Web Apps
Mobile-Friendly Mapping for PhoneGap Apps
How Putting Ads on Mobile Apps Can Lose Money - A Case Study
Building a Game with In-App Payments for Firefox OS
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build – Using the Notification API
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Using the Storage API
Building a Game with In-App Payments for Firefox OS
By Rob Lauer The dawn of the HTML OS has seen the rise of numerous players backed by some industry heavyweights. Tizen (Samsung and Intel), Chrome OS (Google), and Firefox OS (Mozilla) are arguably the three biggest operating systems in this realm today. They are all unique in their implementations, but the tie that binds […]
Parallax UI for PhoneGap and Mobile Web Apps
By Andrew Trice Device motion and accelerometer programming interfaces have been around for years now, but up until iOS 7 we saw minimal use of them on most mobile devices. Sure there was a “level” app, or some gimmicky games, but not much to be seen for widespread use. iOS 6 started to introduce user […]
Mobile-Friendly Mapping for PhoneGap Apps
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build – Using the Notification API
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Using the Storage API
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Adding Pages with jQuery Mobile
Developing for Windows Phone 8 in Apache Cordova
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Adding jQuery Mobile
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Connecting to an API
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Using PhoneGap Build
Create Your First Mobile App with PhoneGap Build - Setup







