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New in the HTML5 Development Center
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How to Access a Single HTML Element on a Web Page
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The 7 Best HTML5 APIs for Creating Interactive Websites
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Getting Started with WebSockets
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Positioning HTML Elements Using CSS
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HTML Layout Tips
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It's Time for an HTML5 Time Tag
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New Goodies
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How to Access a Single HTML Element on a Web Page
One of the quickest ways to get an element on a web page is by using the JavaScript getElementById() method found within the document object model.
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Getting Started with Google Closure
Learn how to use the Google JavaScript Closure resources to make your web pages more dynamic.
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How GDPR Enhances Website Design and Development
GDPR increases requirements for all websites, but implementing changes does not have to be difficult.
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Web Dashboards Primer
In business applications, dashboards provide at-a-glance views of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) relevant to a particular objective or process. Rob Gravelle lists some of the top JavaScript frameworks and libraries for building custom web dashboards.
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The 7 Best HTML5 APIs for Creating Interactive Websites
Madan Pariyar walks you through the seven best HTML5 APIs that you can use for boosting the interactivity of your websites.
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Getting Started with WebSockets
Learn more about the concept of WebSockets and see how to establish a connection with the browser and communicate directly with it.
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Positioning HTML Elements Using CSS
Learn about CSS positioning types and how to overlap elements and add some text over an image.
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HTML Layout Tips
See how modern sites use CSS-based and JavaScript-based frameworks to make dynamic and responsive websites.
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It's Time for an HTML5 Time Tag
One of the additions in HTML5 was the <time> tag that allows you to represent a machine-readable date and/or time on your web pages.
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Create a React Web App in Visual Studio Code
There are a number of JavaScript frameworks that promise to make developing web apps for both browsers and mobile devices easier, faster, and with superior results. Rob Gravelle familiarizes you with the ReactJS library and Microsoft's Visual Studio Code IDE, which boasts React IntelliSense and code navigation out of the box!
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So You Want a Faster Web Site
If your page is loading slowly, start here to figure out how to speed things up!
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Top 10 Web Development Conferences for 2018
Take a look at ten web development conferences to attend in 2018 that will help you hone your skills.
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Set Up Eclipse to Work with the Sencha Ext JS Web App Framework
The Sencha Ext JS Web App Framework helps you build data-intensive, cross-platform web apps for desktops, tablets, and smartphones. Rob Gravelle provides a brief overview and shows us how to configure Eclipse to work with it.
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Smart New CSS Features That Make Web Design Easier
See how new and innovative CSS features are having an effect on the world of web design.
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Working with HTML Styling Blocks
Octavia Anghel shows you how to use the main HTML elements used for styling blocks of HTML.
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Bind Data to Your Web Forms with EmberJS Models
In the Working with Data Models and Routes in EmberJS article, we saw how to add Routes to our Sakila Video store app to link the pages of our app together. Then, in How to Link Between EmberJS App Pages, we created a navigation bar component to display site links at the top of every page. Now, it's time to bind a model to the rentals page in order to display available videos.
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So You Want to Disavow Another Site
Sometimes you have to disavow a link to your site to protect its SEO rankings. Bradley Jones shows you how.
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Getting Started with Vue.js
Vue is a progressive framework for building user interfaces. Rob Gravelle examines the different ways to use Vue in your projects.
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Featured Goodies
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A Designer's Guide to Getting Started with Web Development
Your design options may be limited due to lack of technical skill. Designers who are capable of efficiently collaborating with developers will be able to open the doors to rewarding projects and lots of development in the future.
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Exploring Online Webmaster Tools
One of the most exciting developments of the Web is the emergence of online tools. There is even a category of web tools that caters specifically to webmasters. Rob Gravelle examines the role of the webmaster and presents a few sites that provide useful tools.
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Top HTML5 Features: Simplified Script Tags, Autofocus, and More
In part 2 of the Top HTML5 Features series, Rob Gravelle presents a few more great additions to the HTML spec, including simplified script and link tags, the autofocus feature, and more.
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Revolutionary HTML5 Online Website Generation Tools: SILEX, Weebly, and Wix
Online "no code" website generation tools can be accessed from any device, where ever you are, and that they enable you to create a great site without needing a lot of programming or coding knowledge. Rob Gravelle presents three of the most popular: SILEX, Weebly, and Wix.
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HTML6 Proposals Wishlist
Earlier this year, people started getting excited about some of the proposals for HTML6 that were being tossed around. Rob Gravelle highlights some of the more interesting ones.
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Top HTML5 Features: DOCTYPE, FIGURE, and Form Enhancements
HTML5 has been around long enough for us to take a close look at what its original intent was and if it has met the challenge.
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HTML5 Coding Methodologies
In order to develop in a smarter and better way, we should adopt a set of coding methodologies that foster a smoother development life cycle. Rob Gravelle explores a few of the latest coding methodologies that have found their way into web developers' arsenal.
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HTML and Graphics Tutorials
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Creating Drop Caps in HTML and CSS
Learn more about different methods of employing drop caps to make your web pages more visually appealing.
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Working with Filters, Blending, Clipping and Masking in CSS
Learn how to apply filters over an image and how to use the blending, clipping and masking properties in CSS.
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So You Want to Optimize Your Images...
By reducing the overall size of the images you are using, you'll reduce the amount of time that is needed to download and display your pages. That can also have a positive impact on how your pages are treated by the search engines!
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Beyond HTML
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How to Access a Single HTML Element on a Web Page
One of the quickest ways to get an element on a web page is by using the JavaScript getElementById() method found within the document object model.
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Getting Started with Google Closure
Learn how to use the Google JavaScript Closure resources to make your web pages more dynamic.
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Web Developer Daily News
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Criminals Pay More for Code Signing Certificates Than for Guns or Passports
Hackers are forking over big money to get tools that allow them to spread malware.
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Web Content Management Systems Hacked to Mine Cryptocurrency
A growing number of websites and apps are serving Coinhive scripts.
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Google Now Ignores Its Country Domain When Returning Search Results
It no longer matters which country domain you use when conducting a Google search.
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AI Solves CAPTCHA Tests
A startup is breaking the technology that many websites use to prevent bots from making comments.
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JS Foundation to Manage Marko
The JavaScript user interface library is under new management.
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Microsoft Sonar Tests Websites for Performance Issues
The linting tool was built by the team behind the Edge browser.
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Primers
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Positioning HTML Elements Using CSS
Learn about CSS positioning types and how to overlap elements and add some text over an image.
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HTML Layout Tips
See how modern sites use CSS-based and JavaScript-based frameworks to make dynamic and responsive websites.
