Hacking JavaScript for Fun and Profit: Part I

JavaScript has become a large part of the web development and design experience in the past few years. It allows us to spruce up dull, static pages, avoid page refreshes, and accomplish some amazing feats of interface engineering – things that would

The JavaScript Library World Cup

This article explores four prominent JavaScript libraries—Dojo, Prototype, Mochikit, and Yahoo UI Library (YUI)—and their impact on DOM scripting, particularly within the context of AJAX applications. Each library offers unique features, strengths,

JSON Server Example

This JSON server example is part of an article series that was rewritten in mid 2017 with up-to-date information and fresh examples. The JSON Server is a popular tool for front-end developers for quickly setting up a fully fake REST API in less than

Best 10 Notepad Alternatives for Mac [The Most Equivalents Apps]

Notepad for Mac? A comprehensive guide to the best alternatives. Since its 2003 debut, the open-source Notepad has gained immense popularity, boasting over 28 million downloads. However, its Windows-only limitation leaves Mac users searching for

Time Travelling CSS With :target

Checkbox and radio button hacks are the (in)famous trick for creating games using just CSS. But it turns out that other

Magic: The Gathering - Daretti, Rocketeer Engineer Commander Deck Guide

Maximizing Your Content Management System with Linux

Introduction In the evolving field of web development and management, choosing the right operating system (OS) to host your content management system (CMS) can significantly impact the performance, security, and cost-effectiveness of your website. With its open source features and powerful capabilities, Linux has become the first choice for developers and administrators around the world. This article explores the many benefits of using Linux to manage popular CMS platforms such as WordPress and Drupal, focusing on why it becomes the best solution for modern network infrastructure. Cost-Effective One of the most compelling reasons to choose Linux is its cost-effectiveness. Unlike proprietary operating systems that require expensive licenses, Linux is open source and available for free. Exemption of license fee

The Pervasive Influence of Linux on Modern Software Development and DevOps

Introduction Since its inception in the early 1990s, Linux has evolved from an amateur project to an important cornerstone of the modern tech world. Its impacts are spread across all aspects of technology, especially in software development and DevOps. This article explores the transformative role of Linux in these areas, highlighting how its open source features promote innovation, collaboration, and the efficiency of building and managing software. Linux and software development Linux is more than just an operating system; it is a proof of the power of open source concepts. Initiated by Linus Torvalds, Linux quickly became the banner of open source development, proving that collaborative, transparent and free software can compete with proprietary software, often surpassing the latter. This

Painless JavaScript Using Prototype

Prototype is an object oriented JavaScript library (written by Sam Stephenson and friends) that makes JavaScript fun. So it says on the site, anyway. Those of you who are familiar with the open source community’s latest and greatest application frame

How to use adobe dreamweaver

This article provides a comprehensive guide to Adobe Dreamweaver, covering its interface, core functionalities (site creation, code editing, responsive design using CSS media queries and fluid grids), and essential features for beginners. It also ad

How to Set Up a Debian Development Environment

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for establishing a robust Debian development environment, ideal for programmers and software developers across various domains. Debian's stability and extensive software repositories make it a popular

How to run the code in sublime?

This article explains how to execute code in Sublime Text using external tools and build systems. It details creating language-specific build systems (e.g., Python, C , JavaScript) via JSON files, and running code via Ctrl B. While Sublime Text

Testing in Safari without a Mac

Testing Safari browser without a Mac What should I do if I don’t have a Mac but I need to test the Safari browser? Don't worry, this article will provide several solutions. The iCapture service developed by Daniel Vine is the tool I dreamed of before switching to Mac. It allows users to enter the website URL and download screenshots of the website in Safari browser, and will also support other Mac-specific browsers in the future. And, unlike BrowserCam, it's totally free! For PC users who do not have high accuracy requirements but have high flexibility requirements, KDE 3.2 can be considered. The latest version of this popular Linux desktop environment (posted last week

What does apache do

Apache HTTP Server is the world's most popular open-source web server, prized for its modularity, cross-platform compatibility, high performance, robust security, and extensive configuration options. Its large community and versatile feature set mak