Tag: JavaScript

All the articles with the tag "JavaScript".

• JavaScript GitHub repository: aFarkas/lazysizes

  Updated:Oct 27, 2014 |  at 06:13 PM

  Finally, a fantastic alternative to the as yet unsupported <picture> element.

• How to make your AngularJS scale into large codebases

  Updated:Oct 24, 2014 |  at 04:01 PM

  Great tips that all Angular.js developers should follow

• Swarm.js+React -- real-time, offline-ready Holy Grail web apps

  Updated:Oct 24, 2014 |  at 04:09 AM

  Swarm.js works like Firebase but with the addition of offline client-side storage that is sync'ed to the server later

• 13 Hardware devices with first-class support for JavaScript

  Updated:Oct 20, 2014 |  at 04:26 PM

  You think JavaScript is just for the web? Get ready for a whirlwind of devices that will tickle your JavaScript fancy

• A walkthrough on building OS X Apps with JavaScript

  Updated:Oct 18, 2014 |  at 09:30 PM

  With the Objective-C bridge, you can jump into OS X app development with JavaScript

• Step by step explanations of Promises including diagrams and a peek into implementing a polyfill

  Updated:Oct 17, 2014 |  at 08:28 PM

  If you want a walkthrough on the JavaScript Promises API, look no further

• James Shore gives a thumbs up to React JS, but not for the reasons you might expect

  Updated:Oct 16, 2014 |  at 11:16 PM

  React JS is not accidentally opinionated. It is quite testable. It is SEO compatible. You should use it.

• Reduce network requests by sending page hit data to Google Analytics in batches

  Updated:Sep 26, 2014 |  at 12:11 AM

  One step better than GA async script: here is a proof of concept for making GA much more efficient

• OS X Yosemite introduces ability to write automation scripts in JavaScript instead of AppleScript

  Updated:Sep 25, 2014 |  at 02:53 PM

  There is a bright future for JavaScript on OS X: write automation scripts in JavaScript to improve your workflow

• [email protected] released - The npm Blog

  Updated:Sep 24, 2014 |  at 05:53 PM

  npm 2.0.0 is a major version change but don't be afraid, your code probably won't break