There was a time when Netscape and Internet Explorer were the only browsers a web developer had to worry about.But in those days, a website primarily consisted of some text, a few images and some hyperlinks. Remember, tables were still all the rage back then.
Nowadays a user may have a few different browsers to choose from, multiple computers running different screen resolutions, a tablet device and a smartphone. And websites, they are a bit more complex than the good old static days.
Category: Inspiration
Modern Landscape Photography: How it Should be Done
Techniques such as high dynamic range and long exposures at minute apertures have accentuated and improved on an already impressive foundation laid by iconic photographers such as Ansel Adams.
Beautiful Portraits of Strangers
Danny Santos II is a weekend photographer who likes to shoot strangers in the streets of Singapore. He’s been shooting street for about 2 years now. He has produced some stunning portraits with minimal equipment to work with.
13 JavaScript Frameworks That Can Make You a Better Web Developer
JavaScript earned popularity with web developers because of how responsive it is for users. Since it runs locally in the user’s browser, there is no waiting for the server-side computations to run.And what you can do with JavaScript is pretty fascinating when it comes to dynamic page effects and user interactivity.But even something as simple, and lightweight, as JavaScript can be improved upon. That is where the JavaScript frameworks come into play. Using these frameworks allows a developer to do more with less code through chaining and can speed up the development process by using code that already exists.
jQuery Instead of JavaScript
jQuery has quickly become one of the most popular JavaScript libraries out there today. One of the main reasons is because of how efficient it is because when using it, developers are able to write less code.jQuery is also great tool for creating animations and effects for your websites, UI’s etc. It gives us the ability to add many of the things we want out of JavaScript without bloated code.