Category: JavaScript
Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of May 13, 2013
Posted on May 20, 2013
A busy week of tutorials this week, with the majority focusing on straight HTML, CSS and JavaScript (i.e. no frameworks). This week was also Google I/O where they announced a new web/UI framework called Polymer that is currently available as a pre-alpha. Also, please be sure to check out the three new articles on Flippin' Awesome this week covering topics in CSS, LESS, Sass and JavaScript.
Continue Reading →Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of May 6, 2013
Posted on May 13, 2013
While there were a lot of great tutorials and new projects, as expected, this week, only one new project has the ability to thoroughly transform a common interaction with the browser and web pages. This project, of course, is fartscroll.js by the Onion. Enoy!
Continue Reading →Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of April 29, 2013
Posted on May 06, 2013
As usual, a number of great posts this past week with no particularly discernible trend. Hopefully everyone attending Adobe MAX, which kicks off today, is having a great time. I am wishing I were there (this is my first time missing since joining Adobe).
Continue Reading →Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of April 22, 2013
Posted on Apr 29, 2013
This was a crazy busy week filled with awesome posts. I know there is a lot below but, seriously, you should set aside some time to browse through and read the ones that catch your eye because there are some posts this week that you really ought not to miss. Between the series on JavaScript quirks and the "mess" of JavaScript inheritance and others, it seems JavaScript's uniqueness is a hot topic this week. Enjoy!
Continue Reading →Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of April 15, 2013
Posted on Apr 22, 2013
This week was filled with articles and tutorials around any number of libraries, tools and frameworks including jQuery, Grunt, Ember, Node and more. New releases include jQuery 2.0 which drops legacy IE support and hand.js, a polyfill for pointer events. Enjoy!
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