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The 7 Programming Languages Web Developers Need To Know in 2019

March 19, 2019 by Alex Fox

It might not seem important for web developers to learn programming languages. After all, HTML and CSS can develop some incredible sites all on their own. But JavaScript, PHP, and Swift can all extend the functionality of your web page significantly in was that CSS can’t hope to accomplish. Plus, the logic of programming is […]

Filed Under: Development, Learning, Tools Tagged With: coding, javascript, programmers

Tips and Tricks to Improve Your JavaScript’s SEO

May 1, 2018 by Alex Fox

JavaScript usage can have a surprising impact on SEO. But how? As you probably know, basic web crawlers are pretty dumb. They just read through the text files associated with your domain, following links and trawling through your code. But they can’t really “see” the website: only the code that comprises it. As a result, […]

Filed Under: Resources Tagged With: howto, javascript, seo

The Powerful JavaScript Debugger You Never Knew You Had

February 26, 2018 by Alex Fox

When you were first starting to write JavaScript, you learned about console.log. You learned about outputting messages to the console and using it to troubleshoot your JavaScript. And unless you’re a fairly serious JavaScript developer, you might not have bothered with much more. When JavaScript apps don’t work correctly, developers are often quick to start […]

Filed Under: Tutorial Tagged With: coding, Firefox, Google Chrome, how to, javascript, tutorial

The Best Ways To Securely Handle Your Passwords In JavaScript

February 14, 2018 by Spyrestudios

Staying safe online is even more important than ever. We see news of companies being hacked, social media apologies galore for the same reason, and news stories almost every day about cyber crime.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: javascript

Learn Web Development With These Web Developer Courses

June 28, 2017 by Alex Fox

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If you’re a newbie hoping to learn web development, these web developer courses below will be powerful tools in your journey to greater knowledge. As you embark on this journey, remember that Google and websites like StackOverflow are your best friends. You will encounter many frustrating problems along the way, but they are all problems […]

Filed Under: Resources Tagged With: css3, html5, javascript, php, tutorials, web design

Best JavaScript Libraries for Building Web Interfaces

May 15, 2015 by Jake Rocheleau

Web application development is typically considered the realm of PHP and Ruby. Granted these are both safe and recommended languages for larger applications, but JavaScript has become useful as an intermediary. And with all the free information online it’s easier than ever to teach yourself how to build JS-powered webapps.

Filed Under: jQuery Tagged With: javascript, libraries, open source, webdev

25 Free jQuery Plugins for Custom Tabs & Accordions

April 23, 2015 by Jake Rocheleau

Modern web designers simply adore dynamic page elements. Dropdown menus, carousels, tabbed links and accordion menus are just a few examples. All of these effects can be recreated using free jQuery plugins without much code. The toughest part is finding the perfect jQuery plugin to fit with your current project. In this gallery you’ll find […]

Filed Under: Development Tagged With: gallery, javascript, jquery, open source, plugins

When To Use JavaScript vs. CSS3 for Animation

January 26, 2015 by Jake Rocheleau

Animated web content has been around for years in the form of GIFs and Flash content. But as those older methods fall to the wayside newer techniques have grown in their place. Back in the early 2000s JavaScript was widely-regarded as the best solution for animated web content. Then an update to CSS created the […]

Filed Under: UX Tagged With: animation, css3, javascript, web design

26 Open Source JavaScript Libraries & Frameworks

January 16, 2014 by Jake Rocheleau

As a longtime JavaScript developer there are still dozens of libraries I have never touched before. Many concepts are out in the wild that I can’t even wrap my head around! Prototypical JS templating is one, and full MVC control is another. But these libraries are seriously powerful and beneficial to those who understand them. […]

Filed Under: Tools Tagged With: javascript, open source, web development

33 Open Source jQuery Plugins for Gathering User Input

December 12, 2013 by Jake Rocheleau

I can remember the long structured blocks of JavaScript before jQuery was even an option. Nowadays this library has expanded to include hundreds(if not thousands) of free open source plugins. You can find a particular bit of functionality related to almost any page element on your website. Specifically I’ve collected a list of 33 plugins […]

Filed Under: jQuery Tagged With: javascript, open source, plugins, web development

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