(Andrej Medic) If you’ve been working with Service Fabric, you have most likely come across the need to store configuration variables somewhere. This usually means defining and overriding parameters in the following files across various projects:

(Mohamed Hamdy) If you’ve ever asked someday about JavaScript definition… you would get some answer like this:

(Simon Maple) Welcome to the Java Tools and Technologies Landscape Report 2016. This is a comprehensive report that is focused on analyzing the data about the tools and technologies Java developers use.

(Saillesh Pawar) In this article you will learn about Web Storage in HTML5.

(mhixson) If we have a long (64-bit integer) that we serialize into JSON, we might be in trouble if JavaScript consumes that JSON. JavaScript has the equivalent of double (64-bit floating point) for its numbers, and double cannot represent the same set of numbers as long. If we are not careful, our

(Ben Nadel) I’m currently making my way through Exploring ES6: Upgrade to the Next Version of JavaScript by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer. While it’s a seemly-exhaustive in-depth look at ES6, it’s also teaching me a few things about ES5.

JSON is a data format that is common in configuration files like package.json or project.json. We also use it extensively in VS Code for our configuration files.

(UberGeoff) Displays a reusable jQuery modal pop-up. The jQuery modal pop-up’s content section can be dynamically bound to any data model of your choice. Thus, the modal allows the developer to “inject” HTML content via a number of useful techniques.

(Dino Esposito) Browsers try to prevent a range of malicious attacks by preventing content being accessed by a web page from a different domain to the one that the page was fetched from.

(Pankaj Kumar Choudhary) In this article, you will learn about Dialog in jQueryUI. This is part 10 of the article series.