(Gordon Crenshaw) With the exploding adoption of IoT and mobile applications, how do you handle all this data behind REST web services along with their expanded requirements?

(Karl Saunders) As useful a library as jQuery is, sometimes it seems overkill to load a large library in order to pull off simple stuff like adding an event listener or toggling a class. With many native methods now available and at times being much faster, it’s never been a better time to step away

(AJSON) I previously wrote an article about using the open source JQuery plugin ‘Full Calendar’ to create a diary in .net MVC. That article covered the basics of using the plugin, and demonstrated the usual front and backend functionality you need in an appointment diary system.

(Nicolas Seriot) JSON is the de facto standard when it comes to (un)serialising and exchanging data in web and mobile programming. But how well do you really know JSON? We’ll read the specifications and write test cases together.

(Aqib Shehzad) In this article, we will learn about the Ajax control toolkit Calendar Extender, with examples.

(Mohamed Sanaulla) Quite sometime back I had written about Using JAXB to generate XML from the Java, XSD. And now I am writing how to do the reverse of it i.e generating Java objects from the XML document.

(Murali Manohar Pareek) AJAX is a modern way to building web application where most of the code runs at client side for better performance and user experience. So how can we make secure AJAX call to protect from CSRF (Cross-site request forgery) attack?

(Erin Cavanaugh) It’s time for the latest release of Altova’s MissionKit and server software products, and this one delivers a huge boost in functionality for working with big data, databases, XBRL, and much more.

(Mukesh Kumar) In this article, you will learn about JSON Data with ASP.NET MVC using jQuery.

(K. Scott Allen) This post is one in a series of posts where I describe common problems developers face using ES2015 features of JavaScript. In this post we look at modules.