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Dynamics.js
JavaScript library to create physics-based CSS animations (more: Dynamicsjs)
Six Steps for Approaching the Next JavaScript
The next recommendation/version of the JavaScript standard, also known as "harmony", "ES.next", "ECMAScript 6", "ES6", and most recently "JavaScript/ECMAScript 2015", is pretty much cemented. (more: Telerik)
The Making Of “In Pieces”: Designing an Interactive Exhibition With CSS Clip Paths
If you haven't seen "In Pieces" yet, you really should (there's a link in this article), then you can learn how it was done. (more: Smashing Magazine)
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JavaScript Editor Improvements in Visual Studio 2015
In this post, I’ll highlight the new features of the JavaScript editor for each of these areas. You can take advantage of these features in all JavaScript projects supported in Visual Studio. (more: Visual Studio blog)
The state of Web Components
Web Components should be everywhere, but in reality Chrome is the only browser with ‘some version’ of Web Components. (more: Mozilla Hacks)
Understanding the CSS ‘content’ Property
In this article, we’ll focus on the content property. CSS’s content property works with the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements (which can use either single- or double-colon synax). The property is used to insert generated content in a web page and it is fully supported in all major browsers. (more: Sitepoint)
Intro to JavaScript Animation
Despite what many developers believe, CSS-based animation is not the only performant way to animate on the web. There’s also JavaScript—and JS has some incredible advantages. (more: David Walsh)
Why Responsive Design is More Important Than Ever
With more and more benefits piling up behind the prospect of keeping your web properties mobile-friendly (and even more disadvantages to non-responsive design presenting themselves), responsive design is proving to be an item deserving a spot near the top of your list of priorities. (more: Convince & Convert)
Building a Native App with Javascript Using Nativescript
There are many options available for utilizing HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create cross platform applications and I have covered many of them before. In this article I will look at NativeScript from Telerik that claims to be easier to create for cross platform apps than many existing options. (more: Sitepoint)
New articles added
ASP.NET
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This article is intended to all those developers who are working on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) with JavaScript/JQuery.
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This article is continuation of day 5 for Learn MVC Project in 7 Days.
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C#
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Loading System Messages From Text File (Java Properties Equivalent in C#)
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Client side scripting
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In this tutorial, I’ll walk through Fluent APIs – what to consider, how to write it, and cross-browser performance implications.
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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to find Source Maps in all of the browsers and get the most out of those few minutes you have to debug.
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Cross Platform
Libraries
Articles updated
Applications & Tools
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In this paper, I report what I have learned and all the problems I encountered while making my very first Stylesheet for ToDoList.
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ASP.NET
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In this article we learn MVC 5 step by step in 7 days – Day 1.
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Enterprise level application architecture with Web APIs using Entity Framework, Generic Repository pattern and Unit of Work.
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In this article we learn MVC 5 step by step in 7 days – Day 2.
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My article will explain how we can make our Web API service architecture loosely coupled and more flexible.
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In this article we will take our MVC 5 Project into next level by introducing Data Entry Screen and Database Communication.
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In this article I’ll explain how to write your own custom routes using Attribute Routing.
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This article is continuation of day 4 for Learn MVC Project in 7 Days.
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This article explains how to create a simple web-based photo editing tool using HTML5, jQuery and ASP.NET.
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This article shows how to modify the default ASP.NET MVC project to use Twitter Bootstrap Modal Dialog as a login dialog. Graceful degradation for non JavaScript Browsers is included.
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C / C++ Language
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A tutorial on a new cross-platform C++ XML DOM library
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C#
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Implemented unit and integration tests on ASP.NET Boilerplate framework using xUnit, Entity Framework, Effort and Shouldly.
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HTML / CSS
Miscellaneous
New Tips and Tricks added
ASP.NET
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This tip shows how to sort a JSON array programmatically by a property.
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This tip explains how to find the objects with the same property from a JSON and separate them to be shown in the UI.
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Client side scripting
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AngularJS ng-grid export to CSV workaround for Internet Explorer to avoid showing "Save" dialog box.
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HTML / CSS
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Replacing accented characters in a text file with their HTML code equivalents
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Windows Phone 7/8
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Building a simple app for windows phone using plain HTML and Javascript
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Tips and Tricks updated
HTML / CSS
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SAY IT WITH CSS3! - Online slide show implements "darkbox" pop-up using pure CSS3/HTML5 features
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Novel HTML5/CSS3 formatting technique applicable to web Tables and ASP.NET GridView
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