JavaScript, a language that is misunderstood more than any other thing on the planet Earth. The reasons are many but the most common are people still think that this can only be used to do some trivial tasks on the browser, like validating the forms and interacting with the DOM elements and providing some visual feedback in conjunction with DHTML (Dynamic HTML — style update using DOM properties).
Continue reading Why Move to Functional Paradigm — Example using JavaScript and Java 8
Many times on the web pages we come across displaying some type of card, that displays some information with cool looking background. These may be contact cards or displaying the information for some place like on any travel site. One example is below:
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A few days back I came to know about the Yarn package manager from Brij Kishor by his post on LinkedIn Pulse. After reading his post and investigating some of its documentation I got excited about it.
Continue reading React.js and Socket.IO based polling app with Yarn and Webpack
There were times, when, to get the borders around any element was a tough task, and this was usually done by stitching multiple background images. But the real pain was to maintain them.
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Most of us who use VIM for their day to day editing tasks, I can bet, really love its key bindings, especially, character navigation keys i.e., h, j, k, l. Then, wouldn’t it be a cool idea to allow your users to use j and k keys to scroll down and up your page? After all, you can see it in action on the Facebook itself.
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