(Rick Strahl) In Part 1 of this series I talked about the current state of JavaScript frameworks and how in many ways JavaScript frameworks have become the new baseline for developing client centric Web applications or Single Page Applications.

(Ashish Kalra) Many of us are already familiar with the scripting language JavaScript for its popularity. Dealing with such a loosely typed language is sometimes cumbersome and it is often more difficult to get out of irksome situations.

(Rick Strahl) In Part 1 of this series I talked about the current state of JavaScript frameworks and how in many ways JavaScript frameworks have become the new baseline for developing client centric Web applications or Single Page Applications.

(Anele ‘Mash’ Mbanga) There are cases when one would want to create a master detail / splitview screen in JQuery Mobile. To do that is actually easy than what I thought. You split your page into two divs, one to sit on the left of the screen and the other on the right.

(Dean Hume) As web developers, we often need the ability to retrieve data from the server in order to update our applications asynchronously. Traditionally this data is retrieved using JavaScript and the XMLHttpRequest object.

(Anele ‘Mash’ Mbanga) There are cases when one would want to create a master detail / splitview screen in JQuery Mobile. To do that is actually easy than what I thought. You split your page into two divs, one to sit on the left of the screen and the other on the right.

(Dean Hume) As web developers, we often need the ability to retrieve data from the server in order to update our applications asynchronously. Traditionally this data is retrieved using JavaScript and the XMLHttpRequest object.

(Shresth Jaiswal) This part provides simple syntax rules to write a XML document. It is a complete XML document.

(Shresth Jaiswal) This part provides simple syntax rules to write a XML document. It is a complete XML document.

(Mark H Bishop) This is a companion to an earlier article I wrote on discrete wavelet transforms. In this article I provide an application that uses continuous wavelet transforms to explore one dimensional signals.