JavaScript tips that stick

Language and browser tricks for apps that feel snappy.

Codekit

Mike Wu
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0 responses · css, web development, javascript

Javascript 'Classes' De-mystified

Amir Djavaherian
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0 responses · objects, js, encapsulation, constructors

How to Create a Feature-rich Kanban Board with Webix

Veronika Lindorenko
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0 responses · javascript, kanban, javascript library, web apps development

QuickPad v1: A Browser Notepad Variant

Brandon Anzaldi
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0 responses · data-uri, html5, javascript, browser-notepad

XHR.status === 0 if result loaded from cache

Peter Jah
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0 responses · javascript, xhr, cache manifest, html5 caching

JS bubble sort

Bruce Lim
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0 responses · javascript, bubble sort, algorithm

Online Deli Bar

Mohamed Moustafa
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0 responses · jquery, responsive, html5, bar

getting started with transformjs

dntzhang
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0 responses · js, javascript, transformjs, css3

console.log() error on wp7

Antonio
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1 response · internet explorer, wp7, html, javascript

Hot CoffeeScript Express Boilerplate

Dylan Lukes
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1 response · coffeescript, express, syntax, functional

Build Responsive Web Apps with Webix 1.8

Veronika Lindorenko
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0 responses · javascript, mobile apps, responsive web app, reponsive web design

Navigation Timing

Adam Chambers
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0 responses · performance, analysis, html5, javascript

Simplified HTML5 Geodata API.

Rick Carlino
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0 responses · coffeescript, mobile, geolocation, html5
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