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Quill Rich Text Editor Quill is an open source editor built for the modern web. It is built with an extensible architecture and an expressive API so you can completely customize it for your use case. (more: Quill JS) Don't forget to cover your client side! Client side unit testing presents different challenges than server side testing. When dealing with client side code, you will find yourself struggling to separate application logic from DOM logic, as well as just structuring JavaScript code in general. Fortunately there are a lot of great client side testing libraries out there to help test your code, create metrics about the test coverage, as well as analyze the complexity of it. (more: Net Tuts) Spark: micro web framework Spark's intention is not to compete with Sinatra, or the dozen of clones in different languages (Grafitti, Nancy, Flask, Sammy etc...). Its intention is to be used by Java developers that want or are required to develop in pure Java. (more: Spark Java)
Rethinking DOM Traversal One of the most common tasks a front-end developer may handle is traversing the DOM (Document Object Model). Usually this involves locating a DOM element and then manipulating it and/or its contents. Most of us have been using jQuery for this task for the past seven or eight years, as it is one of the core things jQuery has handled well since day one. (more: Flippin' Awesome) No more JS frameworks JavaScript frameworks seem like death and taxes; inevitable and unavoidable. I'm sure that if I could be a fly on that wall every time someone started a new web project, the very first question they'd ask is, which JS framework are we using? That's how ingrained the role of JS frameworks are in the industry today. But that's not the way it needs to be, and actually, it needs to stop. (more: Joe Gregario) WebComponents.org WebComponents.org is where pioneers and community-members of the Web Components ecosystem (like Polymer, X-tags, and other interested parties) document web components best practices so that others can follow the same path instead of needlessly striking out on their own. (more: Web Components) Creating Simple Line and Bar Charts Using D3.js D3.js helps to visualize data using HTML, SVG, and CSS. In this article, we'll see how to implement line and bar charts using D3.js. (more: Sitepoint) Latest Articles31 articles overall. 20 new, 11 updated.New articles addedASP.NET
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