(Prashanth Jayaram) Convert the XML document to JSON document example
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
Using the WebView Control’s navigateToLocalStreamUri from WinJS/JavaScript
(Gregory Morse) Microsoft did not give a Promise or callback type of wrapper for the pattern of navigateToLocalStreamUri which requires an interface implementation which is not possible in WinJS/JavaScript.
Multimedia for Mobile
(Erin Cavanaugh) Thanks to invaluable feedback from developers building apps in MobileTogether, we’re constantly adding new functionality to the product. Close on the heels of MobileTogether 2.1, which added over 30 new features, is the latest release: Version 2.2.
656x Faster JSON Parsing in Python with ijson
(Leons) I profiled my team’s Python code and identified a performance bottleneck in JSON parsing. At two points, the code used the ijson package in a naive way that slowed down terribly for larger JSON files. It’s possible to achieve much faster JSON parsing without changing any code.
JQueryUI – Day 3 ( Droppable )
(Pankaj Kumar Choudhary) In this article you will learn about Droppable in JQueryUI. This is part 3 of the article series.
JSON is Not Cool Anymore: Implementing Protocol Buffers in Node.js
(Azat Mardan) There’s a better alternative to the ubiquitous JSON as the communication protocol of the web. It’s Protocol Buffers (protobuf). In a nutshell, protobuf offers a more dense format (faster processing) and provides data schemas (enforcement of structure and better compatibility with old c
jQuery Datatable With Server Side Data
(Sibeesh Passion) In this article, we will learn how we can work with jQuery Datatables with server side data.
Read Data From Excel File (xls, xlsx, csv) In ASP.NET MVC
(Rajeev Punhani) In this article, we will see how to display data from an Excel spreadsheet (xlx, xlsx, csv) using ASP.NET MVC.
Draggable Reusable JavaScript Panel
(Dave M.) This is a reusable JavaScript component that provides draggable panels that can be positioned anywhere within the browser window, minimized and contain asynchronous dynamic content.
As Flash Apocalypse approaches, here are HTML5 rules of thumb to keep in mind
(Barry Levine) The end is near.