Web Developer Newsletter - Paralyzed by choice in front-end development

40 articles this week Tuesday, April 01, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Desktop or Tablet Mode: Is your Application 2-in-1 Aware? To provide a seamless UX, it's critical that your app can detect if a device is in "desktop" (with mouse/keyboard) or "tablet" (without mouse/keyboard) mode. Learn how to make your Windows 8 and 8.1 apps "2-in-1 Aware". Read the article now! Paralyzed by choice in front-end development 'Straight' HTML, HTML5, CSS, SASS, LESS, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, TypeScript. It's endless and getting longer daily. (more: Flippin' Awesome) Browser testing with Modern.IE It's definitely *way* better than the alternative. Plus, many more features for making your web pages more cross-browser. (more: Sitepoint) EpicEditor OK, there are a lot of embeddable editors out there, but this one is EPIC. Not as ripe for giggly jokes like FCKEditor, but EPIC. Oh, and it uses MarkDown, rather than being WYSIWYG. (more: EpicEditor) Provide feedback on the future of the connected car Want to have input into the future of the Connected Car? Take 5 minutes to fill out our survey on what services/API's 3rd party developers will need to succeed. First 25 Developers who complete the survey will get a $25 Amazon Gift card. Write a Beginner's HTML5 and CSS3 Article and Win a Nexus 7 Submit an entry to the Beginner's Guide to HTML5 and CSS3 Contest and you could win a CodeProject prize pack or a Google Nexus 7 tablet. Visit the contest page for full rules and submission guidelines and enter today! Speaking JavaScript Full content for the fine, uhm, Hookbill? related book. A nice introduction to JavaScript, and the paper version is also available. (more: O'Reilly) Mozilla Webmaker teaches you to build web sites, apps, and more OK, some people may say it's not appropriate for the web newsletter, as you're all supremely capable angle bracket smiths. For those who aren't, here you go. (more: LifeHacker) Spring-cleaning unused CSS with Grunt, Gulp, Broccoli or Brunch CSS files are like 'that' drawer in your kitchen. The one with pens, coupons you'll never use, those little plastic things that you picked up off the floor (they looked like they were part of something, maybe they're important). Some people actually keep them neat. (more: Addy Osmani) JSHint How ugly is that JS code you're about to use? Take a hint and have this tool take a look at it. (more: JSHint) Latest Articles 40 articles overall. 28 new, 12 updated. New articles added Algorithms & Recipes Counting and Generating Sequences - Nasir Darwish The article describes techniques for generationg and counting sequences ASP Implementing the MVC "Using" Pattern for HTML Helpers in Classic ASP - David Cantrell Implementing the ASP.NET MVC HTML Helper "using pattern" in Classic ASP by using the With keyword, an HTML tag class and helper methods. ASP.NET ASP.NET MVC for Desktop (WPF/WinForms) developers - Rammohan Raja Web development for desktop applications developers MVC With Ajax - Push Start For Beginners(Part - 3) - Er. Puneet Goel This is quick tutorial how to start with ajax in mvx with all basic Add, Update, Edit and delete functionality in a sinlge page How to Use Web Optimization in MVC 4 - Abhishek Kumar Goswami How to use ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework in ASP.NET MVC 4 How to Use ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework in ASP.NET Web Pages Site - Abhishek Kumar Goswami How to Use ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework in ASP.NET Web Pages Site Database How to do some magic with indexedDB - David Fahlander Discover the hidden features of indexedDB! HTML / CSS Beginner's Guide to HTML5 CSS3 - Building the Basics - Ravi Gadag Modern Web applications with HTML5 and CSS3 Beginner's Guide to HTML5/CSS3 - Part 2 of 12 - Tadit Dash Building on the Basics Beginner's Guide to HTML5 and CSS3 - Series 1 of 12 - Ranjan.D Learn HTML5 and CSS3 from basics to advanced level in several parts. Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - Part 1 of 12 - James Jensen Writing Your First Code Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - Writing Your First Code - Peter Leow Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 Beginner's guide to HTML5 and CSS3: Writing your first code - Akinmade Bond An introductory article to learning HTML5 and CSS3. Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - Part 2 of 12 - James Jensen Building on the Basics Beginning with HTML and CSS - Part 1/12 - Guruprasad.kb This article is a startup kit for anyone who is new to HTML and CSS. Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - part 2/12: Basic Elements - L. Auer This article covers the basic html elements that are used to define the structure and data in a page. Beginner's Guide to HTML5/CSS3 - Part 2 of 12 - Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter Building on the Basics HTML5 Basics - Part 2/12 - ambilykk With the advent of client side technologies and the improvements in browser features built a new paradigm for the modern web applications. The basic of any new web application which is cross-platform with multi-device support is HTML5. HTML5 define the UI elements and the structure of your page and HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1: Writing Your First Code - Tim Corey Get started in HTML and CSS without getting lost along the way. Articles updated Android How to make your Android projects more portable to Windows/MacOS (and vice versa) - Tiancheng Hu Using ThinkAlike, an ongoing Java MVVM framework(employing Android and JavaFX as view layer), to implement a cross-platform HearthStone game card reference and more. ASP.NET MVC interview questions with answers - Shivprasad koirala The whole purpose of this article is to quickly brush up your MVC knowledge from an MVC interview perspective. Membership+ Management System, Part III: Query Intelligence - Shuqian Ying Implementing a unified structured query system of service based relational data source with build-in intelligence. WebBinding - How to Bind Client JavaScript Objects to Server .NET Objects - Shmuel Zang In this article, I explain in a step by step manner how we can implement a binding mechanism for binding .NET server objects to JavaScript client objects and use it for creating MVVM web applications. ASP.NET Controls Lookup Search - ComboBox Multicolumn, Multiselection - Josue Medrano Search control and ComboBox Multi-Column and Multi-Selection Client side scripting Latest JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers PDF - Vikas ahlawat - www.tutoriz.com JavaScript Interview Questions Answers HTML / CSS Ultimate Tower Defense - Florian Rappl Creating a tower defense game from scratch with web technologies. Beginner's Guide to HTML5/CSS3 - Part 1 of 12 - Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter Writing your first code XML XMLFoundation - Brian Aberle XMLFoundation is the fastest approach to dealing with XML and it also delivers a simple and easy to manage pattern of software development into your application. New Tips and Tricks added Ajax Simple Google News API - Nirav Prabtani Google API for NEWS Server Side Parameterized Method Call Using JQuery - Manoj Kr. Verma This demo shows how jquery calls the server side parameterized method. ASP.NET Export Data from Database Table to Excel File in ASP.NET MVC - Yogesh Kumar Tyagi I'm going to show one simple common method to export. Caching What is Gzip/Deflate compression and why do you need it? - apphp Compression is a simple and effective way to save bandwidth and speed up your website. Client side scripting jqEziDraw: Vector Drawing Application - Pooya Paridel jqEziDraw is a drawing control Finding Treasure on Google Map - Peter Leow A brief encounter with computer programming on Google map. Edit Controls Expandable Table like Gridview - Nirav Prabtani Virtual Expandable Gridview using Ajax post method PHP Singleton Classes in PHP - apphp This tutorial describes how to create and use singleton classes in PHP Caching HTML Output with PHP - apphp How to cache HTML output with PHP Tips and Tricks updated Client side scripting DumpYard (A Recycle Bin for webpages) - Akshya Dash Ths jquery plugin helps to store the values that are being changed in the DOM input elements of a webpage for future reference and restoration. Dynamic Events Binding in jQuery - Peter Leow Learn to bind events on jQuery selectors that are created on the fly. © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. 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