(Ian Elliot) When you first encounter filters they seem easy enough – just extract the results you want from the results you have. The trouble is that filters are fun and jQuery pushes the idea beyond the obvious.

(Sourabh Somani) This article shows how to create a password strength checker using jQuery.

(Prava-MFS) The word MathML represents Mathematical Markup Language, which means a language which is designed to present and capture mathematics for Web.

(Ilmar Kerm) Got an interesting question today: There are tables TABLE1, TABLE2 and a junction table that joins them called JUNCTABLE. Need the following output as XML

(Ramchand Repalle) This article will provide you an idea of JsonResult, JsonResult Properties, the use of JsonResult with various scenarios and how can you test the JsonResult by using Test Project in a MVC application.

(Ray Cheung) jQuery Face Detection Plugin detects faces on images, videos and canvases to get theirs coordinates.

(Julie Kuehl) Sitemaps can be an important way for search engines to learn about your site. While sitemaps do not affect your SEO, they can be helpful in assisting search engines to discover your site more quickly and more thoroughly.

(Sacha Barber) A simple REST framework written from scratch using just the .NET base class library

(Rahul Kumar Saxena) This article shows how to apply validation on a TextBox, CheckBox, RadioButtin in ASP.NET C# using jQuery.

(Matt Harrington) Welcome to the third and final installment of my blog series on JavaScript unit testing. Part one introduced some general principles of unit testing, and why unit testing is especially important for JavaScript. Part two introduced the Mocha test framework.