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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 Articles40 articles overall. 26 new, 14 updated.New articles addedApplications & Tools
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