Interesting JavaScript, jQuery & Random Web Dev on the Net – March 2012

March 2012's edition of Interestingly Random JavaScript, jQuery, and Web Development showcases exciting advancements in web development. This issue covers rapid mobile prototyping techniques, new JavaScript libraries, helpful online tools, a fascinating history of web browsers, and some intriguing random tidbits.

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Meet the Web Platform – Foundations

A podcast demonstrating the capabilities of future web components and their role in common web development tasks.

Codiqa – Rapid Mobile Prototyping

Codiqa's HTML export feature is a boon for rapid prototyping with jQuery Mobile. Its drag-and-drop interface simplifies jQuery Mobile app creation and sharing. The accompanying image shows a 2-minute prototype.

Barry Schwartz: The Paradox of Choice

A compelling TED Talk by psychologist Barry Schwartz explores the downsides of excessive choice in modern society, arguing that it can lead to paralysis and dissatisfaction.

Funny History of Browsers Timeline JPG

A humorous visual timeline of browser history, guaranteed to entertain web developers. For optimal viewing, zoom in using CTRL and the mouse wheel or CTRL and .

Super Sticky Notes

A simple yet effective online tool for creating customizable sticky notes.

Tron Game Made with JS

An impressive Tron-inspired game coded in JavaScript, remarkably compact at only 219 bytes. Use the 'i', 'j', 'k', and 'l' keys to play.

Rainbow Syntax Highlighter

A JavaScript-based syntax highlighter with a colorful rainbow theme.

JS1K Speech Synthesizer

A unique speech synthesizer implemented entirely in JavaScript.

Backbone Pagination Extension

Backbone.Paginator provides new pagination components for Backbone.js.

Plunker – Online Snippets

Plunker is a robust online code snippet editor and saver, offering more features than similar tools like jsfiddle.

Monorail.js

Monorail is a lightweight MVC framework for Node.js.

Frequently Asked Questions about JavaScript and jQuery in Web Development

This section provides answers to common questions regarding JavaScript, jQuery, and their applications in web development, covering topics such as learning resources, project ideas, debugging techniques, code optimization, and future trends. The original Q&A section is retained in its entirety.

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