Learning jQuery

There was a time when JavaScript was thought to be merely a supplement to HTML that helped build the web. Now, it’s considered one of the most versatile programming languages.  The language can be used to create everything from web apps to desktop and phone apps and even databases and backend servers. But can you […]

For the longest time, formal education was mostly associated either with humanities or with fields like engineering, medicine, and mathematics. The idea one got when hearing the expression “an educated person” usually involved somebody sitting in an office somewhere and doing purely intellectual work. As a result, technical education – that is, education in the […]

Java is one of the most popular, widely-used, and beginner-friendly languages out there. But what if in practice, you'll find it difficult to master? You might, if you don’t have a learning strategy. It's normal to have doubts when tackling something unfamiliar. One thing for sure, you'll find it difficult to learn a new language […]

This post provides a list of 5 useful jQuery code snippets that every web developer must have in his kitty. These are useful for implementing different day-to-day tasks. These snippets can be used to change the button text on click, disable text selection on the website, check Internet connectivity, randomly change the element’s color and/or […]

HTML tables are great for displaying data in tabular form and when implemented can also support features like sorting, paging, and filtering records. You may need to interact with the table to get its data when a table cell is clicked. So in this quick post, we’ll look at how to get the table cell […]

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a way to store information in an organized manner. It is the preferred data-interchange format as its shorter, lightweight, human-readable and requires no tags like XML. This allows faster processing and transmission, and also the serializing and deserializing becomes much faster when compared to XML. JSON returned via REST APIs […]