The latest information on JavaScript Frameworks, which are extremely useful libraries of pre-built JavaScript controls that you can use in your web apps and websites.
HTMLGoodies JavaScript Frameworks
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Introduction To jQuery Mobile
jQuery Mobile is a cross platform mobile framework designed to simplify and enhance the development of mobile web applications by integrating HTML5, CSS3, jQuery and jQuery UI into one framework. We'll teach how to get started with jQuery Mobile in this tutorial.
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Learn How To Use the JSONP Data Format With jQuery
In this article I will explain about the hurdles in performing cross-domain service calls from the client browser and the work required to do it using jQuery JSONP calls. I will also provide a step-by-step example of implementing JSONP calls to a .NET 4.0 WCF service.
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Using jQuery and CSS To Create a Facebook Multi-friend Selector
When the Facebook team announced that they are coming out with the Javascript SDK, it brought a smile on all our faces. In this tutorial we will show you how to use a jQuery plugin and CSS3 to create your own multi-friend selector.
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Modernizr: the HTML5 and CSS3 Feature-detection Library
With the release of version 2.0, the Modernizr JavaScript library continues to gain traction as the solution of choice for advanced browser feature detection. In this article we will show you how to use Modernizr on your web pages.
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A Modernizr Primer: Getting Started
Modernizr is a JavaScript library that helps you add HTML5 capabilities to your web sites. HTML5 is a combination of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS3. In the first article in this primer series, we will show you how to get started using Modernizr.
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HTML5 and CSS3 Frameworks for Mobile Website and Application Development
There has been a lot of buzz about HTML5 and the potential it has when combined with CSS3 and JavaScript. The use of frameworks which bring these three technologies together simplifies the development process and enables developers to create compelling web apps more quickly. In this article we will look at some HTML5 and CSS3 frameworks that can be used to create mobile websites and applications.
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A Developer Looks at the qooxdoo 1.4 JavaScript Framework
Just a short time ago, I wrote an article on qooxdoo's Virtual List, and its contribution to the realm of data binding and the challenges of handling of large data sets. Now, the makers of qooxdoo have continued to make strides in other areas of Web development and design with their newest release, version 1.4. I'd like to provide you with a rundown on a few of those innovations today.
