This tutorial is a little more on the advanced side and assumes basic knowledge of linux, node, and sass. One thing you will want to pay attention to is your node version. Odd version numbers of Node.js are considered unstable development versions. You also want to make sure you running a version of node that's Read the full article...
When creating a new javascript document, there are several principles you should keep in mind. I was disappointed to see there were no clear and obvious boilerplates for getting started on a new javascript document so I've put this one up for reference. (function() { 'use strict'; // add your event handlers here document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) { Read the full article...
This tutorial needs work! For now, it's just a bunch of data we are going to use when we write it. DOM Levels DOM Description Browser Support DOM Level 0 DOM Level 0 is roughly equivalent to the programming model developed in the mid 1990's by Netscape Navigator 3.0 and Internet Explorer 3.0 for use Read the full article...
Applying a method to a Recordset JavaScript methods of the recordset object recordset method Moves to id.recordset.moveFirst() the first record in the id recordset id.recordset.movePrevious() the previous record id.recordset.moveNext() the next record id.recordset.moveLast() the last record in the id recordset id.recordset.move(i) record number I in the id recordset (record numbering starts with the number 0) Read the full article...
Here is a quick reference to many of the basic handles and definitions for the JavaScript language. Comparision and conditional operators Name Operator Description Equal == Returns true if the operands are equal Strict equal === Returns true if the operands are equal and of the same type Not equal != Returns true if the Read the full article...
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One good thing about HTML5 is that it is 100% compatible with code written for prior versions of HTML. Thus a document that was written for HTML4.1 can be converted to HTML5 without fear of breaking anything. The problem comes after you have written your beautiful semantic code only to find that it doesn't render Read the full article...