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Add External JS Libraries to Eclipse JSDT-driven Projects

In the Scripting Made Easier with the Eclipse JavaScript Development Tools (JSDT) article, Rob Gravelle demonstrated how to utilize the Eclipse JSDT plugin to enhance the development of a Static Web Project. In today's follow-up, Rob explores a couple of strategies for integrating third party JS libraries into your project, such as jQuery and qooxdoo. Read More.

How to build an Instagram-like photo sharing app with HTML5

Rajaskharan Vengalil set out to see if an app like Instagram could be built using only HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Read on to see the results. Read More.

Unifying touch and mouse: how Pointer Events will make cross-browsers touch support easy

I often get questions from developers like, “ with so many touch-enabled devices on phones and tablets, where do I start? ” and “ what is the easiest way to build for touch-input? ” Short answer: “It’s complex.” Surely there’s a more unified way to handle... Read More.

Working with HTML5 in Eclipse Juno

In this follow-up to the the Create an Static HTML5 Web Project in Eclipse article, Rob Gravelle explains how to use Eclipse Juno's auto-complete feature, the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Editor, and how to create your own HTML5 templates. Read More.

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What Web Developers Have Learned in the Past 10 Years

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