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Tag Archives: HTML
Client Side Web Technologies… Coooolll!!!
Below is the snapshot of the Client Side Web Technologies… Coooolll!!! permanent page. I update the permanent page monthly. JavaScript: CommonJs – A library of some great common code from around the interwebs. One of the best string classes: Ajax … Continue reading
Speeding up large collapsible list binding with #AngularJS.
I have an editor that uses many collapsible panels generated through ngRepeat. The issue is that after a while screen render time gets to be huge. However, with some investigation I have found some simple solutions. If you look at … Continue reading
Posted in Brian By Experience, Brian's Code Extreme, JavaScript
Tagged CSS, HTML, JavaScript, ngHide, ngIf, ngRepeat, ngShow
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30+ Useful cheat sheets for web developers
Originally posted on Creativenauts:
Cheat sheets, in case you don’t know, are pieces of information grouped and well organised in one single sheet to provide you an escape to those memory flaws we sometimes have. In this case, they’re big…
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Tagged Cheetsheets, CSS, HTML, MarkDown, SVG
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How I hate JQM
What are my biggest problems with JQM, and why I hate this framework. Based on Version 1.3.1 Slow, Slow, Slow…Large pages with many controls take several seconds to render. I have ripped JQM from mobile survey pages due to this. … Continue reading
Posted in Brian's Code Extreme
Tagged HTML, Internet Explorer, iPhone, jqm, jQuery, jQueryMobile, Knockout.js, Mobile, Mobile web strategy., Rant
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Detecting if you are online with jquery
I spent a day trying to do something that should have been simple, trying to detect if I’m still connected to the webserver. I knew I would have to use jQuery, to keep my life simple, but I didn’t know … Continue reading
What is the easiest way to detect an iPhone?
Request.UserAgent.Contains(“iPhone”) returns true if the client is using their iPhone. First time I saw that, I had a few hundred lightbulbs pop on over my head. It was blinding. Dev Notes: Use “px” for font size. “div” and any block … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, Asp.Net, Brian's Code Extreme, CSS, HTML, iPhone, Web Tech
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Will be posting again soon.
I own several domains that I use to build and test technology against.My hub for some of this is RPGAmerica.com.As a temporary solution and a test to see how efficient it is to use static XML as a datasource, I … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, Asp.Net, Brian's Code Extreme, CSS, Hosting Companies, HTML, IE8, IIS 7, Internet Explorer, Programming Users Groups, Providers
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