JavaScript Tutorials

In this tutorial we will be developing a small HTML5 web application that will allow people to upload photos from their computers by dragging and dropping them onto the browser window.

Last month developers were busy with jQuery and it is time to go through some of the most popular jQuery plugins they created in January 2012.

I have created a tutorial regarding top dock menu few weeks ago. Due to popular demand, I have created another tutorial that will dock at the bottom of the page. I've revamped the whole thing, now the html and css code are much more simpler, smarter jquery logic and it degrades gracefully when javascript is disabled.

I've break it into different sections, in depth explanations with text, illustrations and examples. Also, a little bit of style guide to create a unique lava menu for your own website. It supports styling, different animation transitions and it's so simple!

Want to make your form input validation more cool? Read the post now, to see how.

Quick overview of best practices in using JavaScript looping methods under a jQuery environment, and how to speed these methods up.

Javascript slideshows are one of the best ways to display lots of information in a relatively small space while adding cool functionality to a web page. Let’s build our own slideshow with sliding panels navigatable by button links. You could use the slideshow to showcase featured content on your homepage, or as a simple image gallery. Either way it’s quick and easy to create with the help of a couple of handy jQuery plugins.

Twitter Bootstrap is one of the most outstanding Html and CSS base design templates for Web Designer and Developer. It creates web semantic to standardised the html syntax and helps us to work easily and faster thanks to the developer of this great framework Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton.

Javascript and the DOM: Lesson 2

Although Google+ was launched more than a month ago, many applications and services have been already built on it. Which is really amazing considering the fact that, Google+ still don't have a public API.