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- How to Improve Loading Time with basket.js
- This article explores the performance impact of scripts on modern web pages, using Facebook and Twitter as case studies, and introduces basket.js as a solution for optimizing script loading times. Script Loading Performance: Facebook and Twitter The
- JS Tutorial 977 2025-02-19 12:57:11
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- Introducing Vorlon.js: How to Use It to Debug Your Javascript Remotely
- Vorlon.js: Your Remote JavaScript Debugging and Testing Companion Vorlon.js is an open-source, extensible tool empowering developers to remotely debug and test JavaScript code across various devices and browsers. Supporting up to 50 simultaneous con
- JS Tutorial 298 2025-02-19 12:55:10
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- A True Gaming Experience with the Gamepad API
- Key Takeaways The Gamepad API, a proposed standard of the W3C, provides a consistent API across browsers for connecting gaming input devices like an Xbox Controller to a computer for browser-based experiences. The Gamepad API offers flexibility
- JS Tutorial 1051 2025-02-19 12:52:11
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- Creating an Accessible Breakout Game Using Web Audio and SVG
- This article, part of a Microsoft web development series, details the creation of an accessible Breakout game using WebGL, Web Audio, and SVG, demonstrating that visually engaging games can be fully inclusive. The author, a Babylon.js co-author, was
- JS Tutorial 515 2025-02-19 12:50:11
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- Visualizing a Twitter Stream in VR with Three.js and Node
- Twitter is a wonderful and information rich beast. I wanted to combine some of the powers of visualization, Three.js and its VR capabilities with Socket.IO and Node to create a pretty world of particles generated via a Twitter stream. I’ve previousl
- JS Tutorial 356 2025-02-19 12:48:11
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- Transpiling ES6 Modules to AMD & CommonJS Using Babel & Gulp
- Core points ECMAScript 6 (ES6) has made a lot of improvements to JavaScript to better suit its current usage scale, including the ability to load different parts of the application in the form of modules. However, not all browsers have implemented all ES6 features, and that's where translators like Babel and Traceur come into play. Babel and Gulp can be used to translate ES6 modules into CommonJS or AMD, enabling them to be read by today's browsers. This process involves using Babel's Gulp task to convert a module to one of the existing module systems and then package the application into a single file
- JS Tutorial 820 2025-02-19 12:46:13
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- Bringing VR to the Web with Google Cardboard and Three.js
- Dive into the world of Virtual Reality (VR) development with Google Cardboard and Three.js! This cost-effective approach lets JavaScript developers create immersive experiences without expensive hardware. This tutorial demonstrates building a captiv
- JS Tutorial 702 2025-02-19 12:44:11
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- The Importance of Client-Side JavaScript Security
- Key Points The popularity and ease of use of JavaScript, coupled with the availability of open source libraries, improves its development potential, but also increases the risk of security vulnerabilities. The interpreted features and widespread use of JavaScript present security challenges. Its code executes at runtime, meaning that anyone who downloads JavaScript-based software has full access to the code, which could provide hackers with an opportunity to take advantage of it. JavaScript obfuscation is a key tool in client-side JavaScript security. It involves converting and rearranging the code, making it difficult to read and understand while retaining its functionality, providing a layer of protection against tampering and theft. Choosing the right obfuscation program is crucial. need
- JS Tutorial 811 2025-02-19 12:43:09
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- Spider: An Exciting Alternative to JavaScript
- Spider: A fresh approach to JavaScript, prioritizing code reliability and offering unique features absent in most alternatives like CoffeeScript. While CoffeeScript boasts greater maturity, Spider provides compelling advantages for those seeking a
- JS Tutorial 1019 2025-02-19 12:42:10
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- A Simple Gulp'y Workflow For Sass
- Key Takeaways A Gulp workflow can improve the Sass compilation time in large Rails projects, moving away from the asset pipeline and embracing the speed of LibSass. The Gulp workflow includes Sass compilation with LibSass, generating sourcemaps
- JS Tutorial 225 2025-02-19 12:40:10
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- Testing a Sass Library
- Lately, I have spent a decent amount of time working with Eduardo Bouças on include-media. We went through a lot of refactoring so decided to write some tests and run them on every commit to be sure we did not break anything. I’ll go through the deta
- JS Tutorial 681 2025-02-19 12:38:09
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- Build a Web Game in an Hour with Visual Studio and ASP.NET
- This article is part of a web development series from Microsoft. Thank you for supporting the partners who make SitePoint possible. This article discusses: Basic game development philosophy Using Web technologies for game development Adding game co
- JS Tutorial 328 2025-02-19 12:35:10
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- How to Solve the Global npm Module Dependency Problem
- Node Package Manager (npm) provides web developers with many convenient JavaScript modules, greatly simplifying the search and management of application dependencies. It also facilitates developers to create and publish their own modules. Other developers can easily obtain and use them using npm install -g your-tool. Sounds perfect, right? Well, actually…not so. Key Points Overusing the -g option to install npm modules can cause problems because even if the project depends on global modules, these modules are not listed as dependencies for the project. This increases the workload of other people using the app and can lead to version conflicts. To avoid
- JS Tutorial 1055 2025-02-19 12:29:14
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- Give Grunt the Boot! A Guide to Using npm as a Build Tool
- Numerous front-end build and workflow tools exist, including Grunt, Gulp, Broccoli, and Jake. These tools automate repetitive project tasks, such as minification, concatenation, testing, and code compilation. However, adding another dependency might
- JS Tutorial 866 2025-02-19 12:28:09
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- Streaming a Raspberry Pi Camera Into VR With JavaScript
- This article details how to stream images from a Raspberry Pi camera to a web browser, ultimately integrating it into a virtual reality (VR) viewer. The process leverages the RPi Cam Web Interface for simplicity and effectiveness. Key Points: This
- JS Tutorial 908 2025-02-19 12:25:09