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- What's New in Chrome 39
- Although Chrome browser has been in the industry for six years, it is rapidly entering its maturity in version numbers. Chrome 39 is now available, and you may have installed it. This release contains some nice new features…and a slightly suspicious addition or two. ECMAScript 6 Generator A generator is a special function declared using function* to create an iterator. An iterator is an object with the next() method that is called to return a value. The generator function uses the yield statement to provide the next value in the sequence. Arunoda Susiripala provides a JavaScript Generator and Callback Prevention Hell
- JS Tutorial 510 2025-02-20 11:16:11
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- A Firefox OS Application Primer
- This tutorial guides you through Firefox OS app development, highlighting its relevance for web developers. While Firefox OS is no longer actively developed for smartphones, understanding its principles remains valuable for web development knowledge
- JS Tutorial 191 2025-02-20 11:10:11
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- Creating a Custom Login and Registration Form with Meteor
- Key Takeaways Creating a custom login and registration form with Meteor involves installing the accounts-password package, which automatically creates a Meteor.users collection to store user data, eliminating the need to write custom logic for use
- JS Tutorial 996 2025-02-20 11:09:12
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- Extending HTML the Aurelia.io Way
- Key Takeaways Aurelia.io, a modern JavaScript framework, allows developers to create custom elements and attributes in HTML, enhancing the flexibility and functionality of web applications. Custom attributes in Aurelia.io can be used to wrap exi
- JS Tutorial 869 2025-02-20 11:05:10
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- Creating an Animated Valentine's Day Card with Snap.svg
- This tutorial shows you how to create a dynamic, animated Valentine's Day card using the Snap.svg JavaScript library. We'll add cool effects and animations, incorporate Google Web Fonts, and create SVG drawings with advanced text manipulation. Key
- JS Tutorial 613 2025-02-20 11:04:11
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- Build a Node.js-powered Chatroom Web App: Express and Azure
- This tutorial series guides developers of all levels through building and deploying a real-time Node.js chat application on Azure using Express.js. It covers setting up a Node.js environment, frontend development with Express, Azure deployment, inte
- JS Tutorial 598 2025-02-20 11:03:11
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- Build a Node.js-powered Chatroom Web App: Getting Started
- Key Takeaways Node.js is a runtime environment and library for running JavaScript applications outside the browser, mostly used for real-time server applications due to its performance using non-blocking I/O and asynchronous events. It’s a popular
- JS Tutorial 1085 2025-02-20 11:00:12
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- Tilted Angles in Sass
- This article explores creating tilted angles in CSS using Sass, offering a sophisticated solution that avoids the limitations of other methods. Instead of using base64 encoded images, skewed pseudo-elements, or the Angled Edges library, this approac
- CSS Tutorial 675 2025-02-20 10:59:10
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- Video: Create Amazing Applications with Google Maps
- You’ll see Google Maps being used as a feature almost anywhere you look these days. If you’re checking out a new restaurant’s website, or the contact page of your local grocery store, chances are you’ll find the Google Maps API hard at work. In this
- JS Tutorial 801 2025-02-20 10:56:10
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- Isomorphic JavaScript Applications
- One of the best known mottos around the web is Java’s Write once, run everywhere. But does this motto apply to Java only? Can we use it to describe JavaScript too? The answer is Yes. In this article, I’ll introduce you to the concept of isomorphic J
- JS Tutorial 500 2025-02-20 10:52:11
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- How to Vertically Center Text and Icons in CSS
- This article will introduce a variety of CSS horizontal and vertical centering methods that were once tricky but are now easy to implement. We will cover horizontal and vertical centering using Flexbox and positioning plus transformations. In another article, we will also cover how to use CSS Grid for horizontal and vertical centering. Summary of key points Use Flexbox to vertically center text and icons: Convert containers to Flex containers and use justify-content and align-items to center child elements. Combining position and transform can achieve vertical centering, especially for highly variable elements. This is done by creating a positioning context and adjusting the position of the element relative to its container.
- CSS Tutorial 738 2025-02-20 10:50:11
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- Getting Started with Google Maps Recipes
- This article explores various methods for integrating Google Maps into web pages, focusing on the most common types: Static Maps, Street View Images, Embedded Maps, and JavaScript Maps. While advanced APIs and services exist, this guide concentrates
- JS Tutorial 393 2025-02-20 10:47:08
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- Anatomy of a Ghost Blog Theme
- Key Takeaways Ghost is a user-friendly, open-source blogging platform designed for writers, with a focus on content over plugins. It uses Markdown for formatting and allows easy integration of third-party tools in custom themes. Installing Ghost
- JS Tutorial 520 2025-02-20 10:43:09
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- Working with Phone Numbers in JavaScript
- When you’re collecting data from users, there are two key challenges; collecting that information, and validating it. Some types of information are straightforward – someone’s age, for example, couldn’t really be simpler to collect and to validate. N
- JS Tutorial 706 2025-02-20 10:39:08
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Float and Clear and Centering Elements
- SitePoint Premium Membership Exclusive: Complete AtZ: CSS Series Tutorials! Loading the player… Welcome to our AtoZ CSS series tutorials! In this series of tutorials, we will explore various CSS values (and properties) that start with different letters in the alphabet. In this article, I have added a quick tip/course on Float and Clear attributes and various element centering methods. F stands for Float and Clear Floating is useful if you want to move elements to the left or right of the page, but unfortunately you can't use float: center to center the element. Isn't it very troublesome? Don't worry, here are the methods of centering various elements. Tips 1
- CSS Tutorial 990 2025-02-20 10:34:11