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(Tony Arcieri) I’d like to announce a project I’ve been working on with Ben Laurie called TJSON (Tagged JSON):

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(Prava-MFS) This article highlights new feature called Block Scoped Variable and Block Scoped Functions.

(Vignesh Mani) In this article, you will learn about passing multiple Models in ASP.NET MVC, using AJAX.

(Khalid Mughal and Rolf W Rasmussen) A class declaration introduces a new reference type. For the purpose of this book, we will use the following simplified syntax of a class declaration:

(Manjuke Fernando) When it comes to modern web development, JSON is one of the well-known technologies when you require exchanging information between different applications. Before JSON, XML was used (and is still being used in various applications and technologies) to do this job.

(Erin Cavanaugh) Like other regulatory agencies around the world, the European Banking Authority (EBA) has standardized on XBRL for the transmission of data submitted by filing entities. Benefits of using XBRL range from increased accuracy, to efficiency of supervisory practices and risk identifica

(El Mahdi Archane) In this article, you will learn about Data Binding to JSON Data in AngularJS Datatable.

(Chase Allen) Functions in JavaScript are first-class objects (or “first-class citizens”). Fascinating, but… what does that mean? Why does it matter? Read on and we’ll have a look!