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Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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18 surprises from reading jQuery's source code
I love jQuery, and though I consider myself an advanced JavaScript developer, I had never read the jQuery source from top to bottom, until now. Here are a few things that I learned along the way (more: QuickLeft)
Next-generation Web apps with full stack JavaScript
In competition with Java, C#, and Ruby, JavaScript is developing one of the largest ecosystems for web applications today. Why, as it seems, is a language made for web browsers gaining traction for building next-generation web applications on the server-side too? (more: O'Reilly Radar)
Bounce.JS: Create complex CSS animations fast
BounceJS lets you generate smooth, elegant CSS animations with the help of a simple interface, and then preview, share and export them. It's remarkably straightforward! If you like nifty animations, give BounceJS a go. (more: SitePoint)
DOM Manipulation with Cash
Cash is a lightweight library for working with the DOM. It uses $ to provide access to an abstracted NodeList. It's chainable, and supports events, CSS manipulation, and attributes. (more: DailyJS)
Normalize.css
Normalize.css makes browsers render all elements more consistently and in line with modern standards. It precisely targets only the styles that need normalizing. (more: Normalize)
Concise
Concise is built on a set of simple but important principles that aid in effective and manageable web design. By understanding these principles, Concise can be used to its full potential, and we can create a better paradigm for using HTML and CSS to build websites. (more: Concise)
FontAwesome
Font Awesome gives you scalable vector icons that can instantly be customized — size, color, drop shadow, and anything that can be done with the power of CSS. (more: Font Awesome)

Latest Articles

40 articles overall. 26 new, 14 updated.

New articles added

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

Client side scripting

Custom Controls

Database

Document / View

Testing and QA

Third Party Products and Tools

Web Services

  • Implementing a WADO Server using Orthanc - Sébastien Jodogne
    This article explains how to create a basic WADO server to provide Web access to DICOM images. The WADO server is implemented as a plugin for Orthanc, a lightweight DICOM store.

Articles updated

.NET Framework

Ajax

ASP.NET

  • ASP.NET Identity 2.0: Customizing Users and Roles - John Atten
    The ASP.NET Identity team released the Identity 2.0 framework RTM back in march. The new release contained significant additions to the functionality found in the original 1.0 release, and introduced some breaking changes as well. In a previous post, we took a high-level look at how Identity 2.0 w

  • Understanding, Using and Customizing ASP.NET Identity System for Authentication and Authorization - Rahul Rajat Singh
    In this article we will look into ASP.NET Identity System which comes as the default authentication and authorization mechanism with ASP.NET MVC 5 internet application template. We will try to understand the ASP.NET Identity system and compare it with the ASP.NET simple membership providor and the c

ASP.NET Controls

C#

  • Random Thoughts.. - John Underhill (Steppenwolfe)
    CSRG random generator in C# and the NIST STS Library (Huge update!)

Database

General Graphics

HTML / CSS

Web Security

New Tips and Tricks added

Ajax

ASP.NET

Client side scripting

SharePoint Server

Tips and Tricks updated

Client side scripting




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