(Buddika Widu) In this article you will learn how to use JSON, AJAX, jQuery With ASP.NET MVC 4 Application.

(Rob Gravelle) Shortly after my article on Working with Tables Using jQuery was posted, I received questions from readers about how to accomplish other operations on HTML tables.

(Shao Voon Wong) The C++ XML parsing article which should have been written since the advent of XML! This article defines a new Elmax abstraction model over the DOM model.

(Vitor Freitas) Since version 1.7, Django counts with the built-in JsonResponse class, which is a subclass of HttpResponse. Its default Content-Type header is set to application/json, which is really convenient. It also comes with a JSON encoder, so you don’t need to serialize the data before return

(Ramees) In the following article I will show how to query a particular word from a sentence in Universal Windows Platform.

(Shao Voon Wong) SAX can be used to parse simple XML. Anything that is more complex, requires the programmer to write his/her event dispatcher for each node which he/she is interested to extract data.

(Maarten Smeets) When you migrate sources from SOA Suite 12.1.3 to SOA Suite 12.2.1, the only change I’ve seen JDeveloper do to the (SCA and Service Bus) code is updating versions in the pom.xml files from 12.1.3 to 12.2.1 (and some changes to jws and jpr files). Service Bus 12.2.1 has some build di

(Anurag Gupta) Learn how to use custom JSON data with OMS Log Analytics. This post uses Twitter data for a step by step example.

(Ben Nadel) I love JavaScript. For me, JavaScript has always been a joy to work with. I never understood all the “Good parts” / “Bad parts” drama – once you get your head wrapped around closures and what “this” references, the rest is just limited by your imagination**.

(David Aragon) I love jQuery, and though I consider myself an advanced JavaScript developer, I had never read the jQuery source from top to bottom, until now. Here are a few things that I learned along the way: