(Jerry Evans) ESJ is a JSON mapper for C++ with modest compiler requirements (No C++11) and zero reliance on 3rd party libraries. It is a very light-weight, easy to use system for inter-operating with web and database services.

(Marco Gralike) I had a question of a colleague to have a look at a statement that didn’t really perform. So I had a look and tried to explain afterwards how my mindset worked during solving the problem at hand. I post it now here as well hoping it might help others.

(Sibeesh Venu) In this article you will learn how to compress a XML, String, Variables in the client side and export in HTML5 using JQuery.

(Suprotim Agarwal) The jQuery UI Tab Widget organizes content by breaking it into multiple panels, each having a header and content. We will start by seeing the default functionality of the Tab widget and then see some examples of how we can configure the Tab Widget to suit our needs.

(GauravSaxena) I would like to share my experience to write managed code in jQuery. Mostly guys just put the tag in the page header or end of the body and write their /jQuery function on each page, which is not the managed way to write the jQuery code.

(Abhishek Arora) This article shows how to create an animated Bar Chart on the HTML5 Canvas using the JavaScript programming language.

It is now common to see certain elements in a site fixed to a position when you scroll up or down the site e.g. the navigation menu, the header or the sidebar. This allows for the element to be readily available regardless of the user’s position.

(Prava-MFS) In our previous blog, we went through almost all the major CSS selectors and I felt that was helpful for some and helpful for me as well. That’s why I came up with the same kind of way of selecting element using jQuery Smile | 🙂 .

(Gaurava K Arya) You would have used String.Split in C# a lot of times and would have appreciated options available like StringSplitOptions.

(Priti Ranjan Dash) In this article you will learn how to create a ModalPopUp control in ASP.NET AJAX.