Articles Tagged 'javascript'

7 Ways to Boost Your Page Load Time Using CSS and JavaScript

 Posted in: ToolsWeb DesignWritten by: Christian VasileOctober 10th, 2011

Everybody has less and less time today for surfing, chatting, spending time on social media or whatever they like to do on the internet. Slow loading speeds disappeared a long time ago and we don't want to see blogs and web pages taking too much out of our already limited time. You can find many tools on the internet to help you improve your web pages' loading speed and I took a look at many of them, so I am able to recommend you the following ones, which mainly work by eliminating the poorly written code.

7 Ways to Boost Your Page Load Time Using CSS and JavaScript

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50 New And Crazy Cool jQuery Plugins From Year 2011

With 2011 a little over half over it's the right time to look at, and uncover, the current trends of web design and development. It's sure been a helluva ride for jQuery and it's growth just doesn't stop. With more than 40% of websites using jQuery now it's no longer possible to ignore this efficient, powerful and lightweight tool. jQuery gives developers the chance to enrich websites with amazing elements without the need to write dozens of lines of code. This article presents 50 advanced, cutting-edge yet simple jQuery plugins that will enhance your web experience drastically.

50 New And Crazy Cool jQuery Plugins From Year 2011

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61 Unusual Navigation Menus In CSS, Flash And JavaScript

 Posted in: InspirationWritten by: Jane BernardoOctober 29th, 2010

What is one of the aspect of a website that always needed? It is the navigation menu. Navigation menu is a useful part of  the website because it leads the user to different part of the website. Interaction to the website is the main use of the navigation menu.More and more great looking and user-friendly navigation menus are being created that gives  life to the websites. I'll be featuring 61 great looking and really unusual navigation menus which are CSS-based design solutions, JavaScript-based menus and Flash-designs.

61 Unusual Navigation Menus In CSS, Flash And JavaScript

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The Ultimate Guide to Object Oriented Basics of JavaScript

 Posted in: Web DesignWritten by: Joseph McCulloughSeptember 29th, 2010

Thanks to expertly crafted libraries such as jQuery and MooTools, JavaScript has become a foundation of Front-End Development. However, it's extremely important that we note the higher level concepts utilized in these wonderful libraries. Why is that? As web developers, we must equally balance learning the current programming trends with attempts to push the boundaries of those trends. Without this balance, no innovation will occur in web development. So let's take a moment to appreciate the fundamentals of JavaScript Object Oriented Programming, which include classes, inheritance, and scope.

The Ultimate Guide to Object Oriented Basics of JavaScript

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45+ Very Functional Javascript Sliders and Scrollers

 Posted in: FreebiesWritten by: Ahmad HaniaSeptember 28th, 2010

Every web developer needs to use Javascript in creating web applications, and when it comes to displaying multiple items on a page with a focus on a single item Sliders and Scrollers comes in handy. You can use Javascript Sliders and Scrollers with news, images or products to display data in an organized and user friendly way. In this article I compiled a list of 46 Very Functional Javascript Sliders and Scrollers for you to use in developing web applications.

45+ Very Functional Javascript Sliders and Scrollers

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Creating an Interactive Travel Map using the Google Maps API

 Posted in: TutorialsWritten by: Irina BorozanSeptember 20th, 2010

This is my third tutorial on the Google Maps API v3. I’m going to show you how to use some other google maps features by building an interactive travel map. Everyone will be able to add new locations on the map and view the locations added by others. We will also be using MySQL databases to store the values of different locations so let's get started.

Creating an Interactive Travel Map using the Google Maps API

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How to: Integrating Facebook in your Website

 Posted in: TutorialsWritten by: Irina BorozanSeptember 15th, 2010

The Facebook JavaScript SDK, the one we will be using for our app, enables us to access all of the features of the Graph API via JavaScript, and it provides a rich set of features like authentication and sharing. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use this SDK in your site. I’ll show you how to add some features to an application we built-in my previous tutorials, the distance finder (part1 of the tutorial, part2). As you might remember, we’ve also added twitter @anywhere features to the app (the tutorial), now it’s time to add Facebook as well!

How to: Integrating Facebook in your Website

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30 Brilliant examples of JavaScript and HTML5 Uses

 Posted in: FreebiesWritten by: DarrenMSeptember 8th, 2010

JavaScript is something I have been planning to start learning properly for the last few months.To really motivate me, I thought it would be a good idea to look into some interesting uses of the language. I thought I’d share these interesting uses with you in this post. Though none of these examples are really JavaScript only, most put HTML and CSS, to be more exact HTML5, and possibly a few different languages and APIs.

30 Brilliant examples of JavaScript and HTML5 Uses

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Performance Optimization: How to Load your javascript faster!

 Posted in: Web DesignWritten by: przemekSeptember 1st, 2010

Javascript is now extremely important. Some sites use javascript for a tiny enchantments, many of today's webapps are depending on it, some of them are even totally written in js. In this article I'll point out some important rules, how to use your javascript, which tools to use and what benefits you'll gain from it.

Performance Optimization: How to Load your javascript faster!

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How to connect your site with twitter using @Anywhere

 Posted in: TutorialsWritten by: Irina BorozanAugust 16th, 2010

Twitter has launched @Anywhere, a more simple way of integrating twitter in your site. With it you can add follow buttons, hovercards, linkify twitter usernames and connect with twitter.  In this tutorial, I will show you how to use @Anywhere in your site. I will add some twitter @Anywhere features to the application build in my previous tutorials, the distance finder (part1 of the tutorial, part2).

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