HTML5 deciphered
There is no doubt that HTML5 is the new standard for developing web applications. To throw more light into this new standard this presentation digs deeper into the concepts of
View ArticleKnockout.js explained in detail with examples
Knockout is a JavaScript library that helps you to create rich, responsive display and editor user interfaces with a clean underlying data model. This document explains the library in detail with...
View ArticleTuple types in .Net Framework 4.0
Tuple types are present in functional languages like Haskell and also in dynamic languages like Python. F# also has its language specific implementation of Tuple types from version 1.0. With the...
View ArticleComparative study of knockout.js and backbone.js
For Client-side developers, it is a very common question nowadays: “when to use knockout and when to use backbone?” The answer of this question resides in two very popular patterns MVVM and MVC....
View ArticleCanvas vs SVG – Comparison of the two graphic features of HTML5
Inline declaration of SVG inside HTML tags has been a major feature of HTML5 – it means now no "object" wrapper will be used and svg tag can be directly used inside html. Truly speaking, HTML5 Canvas...
View ArticleRaphael.js – Javascript Vector Drawing Library
In my previous blog, I discussed the basics of Canvas and SVG. Also, I discussed about some of the libraries that are available in the market to help us work easily with these two. In this blog, I have...
View ArticlePrototype JS Library
Prototype is a JavaScript framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications. JavaScript frameworks, such as Prototype, jQuery and MooTools have taken much of the pain of writing...
View ArticleMEF Runtime Plugin Swapping
Introduction Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) is a solution by Microsoft to build applications from reusable components which can be discovered, reused and composed. It is best suited for...
View ArticleBlackberry Application Deployment – Developer Certificates and Debug Tokens
To deploy applications on a blackberry device a series of steps are required. It involves, configuring your system for app signing, emulator set up, config file positioning and debug token handling....
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