(David Catuhe) JavaScript has come a long way since its early versions and thanks to all efforts done by TC39 (The organization in charge of standardizing JavaScript (or ECMAScript to be exact)) we now have a modern language that is used widely.

(David Catuhe) You may have noticed that we first talked a lot about babylon.js last year and most recently we’ve released babylon.js v2.0 with 3D sound positioning (with WebAudio) and volumetric light scattering.

(Ankur Mishra) As per jQuery – “Write Less Do More”: Day 1 study, we will agree that the main reason for using jQuery is properly documented JavaScript library. Another factor is logical categorization of the API. Let’s understand how the jQuery API is organized.

(Alexander Falk) Altova is a member of XBRL.US and has recently joined the XBRL US Center for Data Quality to support the Data Quality Committee’s initiative to address the public’s concerns about the quality and usability of XBRL financial data filed with the SEC.

(Anele ‘Mash’ Mbanga) The purpose of this article is to demonstrate how one can use the input: file control to select an image file, then use FileReader method to read the file contents, uploading the file to a server using PHP and displaying the file to an image/picture control for preview.

(Rahul Saxena) This article shows how to call a WebMethod to insert a record into your SQL Server table using jQuery and JSON.

(Yahya Mohammed Ammouri) I have developed a user control two years back to support Hijri Gregorian date entry (Article). I recieved many complaints regarding changing the page culture and dealing with Ajax.

(Ben Nadel) For as long as I’ve been creating variables in JavaScript, I’ve been using the Var keyword. And I like to think that I’ve been doing alright with it. Now, with ES6, there are a lot of really smart people talking about how many of our variable declarations should be using Const and Let.

(Gopi Chand) This article explains the StringBuffer() class in Java and Java strings in general.

(Bipin Joshi) Now a days many ASP.NET applications use jQuery Ajax in one or the other way. jQuery methods such as $.ajax(), $.get() and $.post() are commonly used in such applications. When you make multiple Ajax calls from a single page you may take advantage of the global Ajax event handler metho