(Ronnie Mukherjee) JavaScript Promises are a feature of ECMAScript 6 (aka ES6), the new version of JavaScript scheduled for release in the not too distant future. However, the feature has already been written, in some form, into a number of browsers including IE12, Chrome (32+) and Firefox (25+).

(Erin Cavanaugh) The popularity of JSON is ever-increasing, and XMLSpy is keeping pace. Over the past few product releases, we’ve added intelligent functionality for editing and converting JSON data to the product.

(Rahul Saxena) This article shows how to show a modal window in ASP.NET using jQuery.

(Anton Lapounov) This post discusses:

(Prasad Khandekar) An INI file manipulation class with support for environment variables.

(David McGahey) MapForce 2016 Release 2 includes expanded functionality for Web Services data mapping, providing robust support for REST Web services. MapForce accepts XML or JSON as the Web service response, allows definition of parameters, and supports custom HTTP headers.

(Sathish Kumar) This article explains how to use jQuery DataTables with in MVC 4.

(Tobias Arnhold) I have to import a set of XML files from time to time. Most of those XML files can be imported with out any problems. But at least one file includes a special character U+0016 which occurs randomly some where inside the file.

(Dr. Song Li) This article presents an example to localize applications with Java property files and the “ResourceBundle” class.

(Erin Cavanaugh) XPath and XQuery are powerful functional programming languages for selecting and querying data in desktop or mobile applications – and, in fact, XQuery was added to the TIOBE Index in early 2016.