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Mastering the HTML Drag And Drop API

For web developers, creating intuitive and interactive user interfaces is essential to providing a great user experience. One feature that significantly enhances the user experience is drag-and-drop functionality. This feature allows users to manipulate elements on the screen in a natural and interactive way. In this article, we will explore the HTML Drag and Drop … Read More

Philly ETE 2022 — Trust Me, You Don’t Need That Component Library — Drew DeCarme

Abstract No one’s going to deny how easy it is to download something off of the npm registry and start to use it right away. However there are issues, as there always are, when you start incorporating scale and complexity into your app. Subscribing to a large, feature-and-dependency-heavy library locks you into conventions that – … Read More

Philly ETE 2016 – Jeff Posnick – An Introduction to Web Components and Polymer

Polymer is a new kind of library, built atop Web Components. This talk will cover the benefits of using Web Components to create your own encapsulated, custom HTML elements.

Philly ETE # 26 – Building the “Front Half” of Your App – Ben Alman

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From the abstract: As web applications have become more complex, we’ve addressed performance, usability and scaling concerns by promoting JavaScript from second-class citizen (image rollovers, form validation) to first-class citizen (business logic, app routing, Ajax, templating). However, in doing so, most of us haven’t optimized our process to treat JavaScript and its front-end siblings, CSS … Read More

AngularJS Directives – building a DSL with your HTML

I will admit in advance – this content trades off of a great little screencast by Brian Ford from CODEShow on AngularJS directives. Go watch that if you have a little knowledge of AngularJS and 45 minutes to kill… But if not…

ETE 2012 – Chris Converse – Advanced Techniques in Responsive Web Experiences

From the abstract: Responsive Web Design has gained incredible momentum over the past year, and has lead to various strategies in web authoring. In it’s simplest form, CSS3 media queries allow us to manipulate elements of our page to fit multiple screen sizes. This alone can be enough to implement your web content to a … Read More

DevNews #16 – Hush huh, Py Py, Hush Hush Maven-I, HTML 5 (sing it!)

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Your bi-(hopefully)weekly dish of developer news, served up fresh and hot. Well, ok, one day later than originally recorded. An un-expergated version of the links is available at http://delicious.com/developernews/16 Links My Common Git Workflow – http://yehudakatz.com/2010/05/13/common-git-workflows/ PyPy – what a name – Python written in Python. How very meta of you! http://alexgaynor.net/2010/may/15/pypy-future-python/ Django 1.2.1 released – now … Read More