HTML, JavaScript and CSS - Quick Tips
Following are some quick tips related to HTML, JavaScript and CSS:
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Creating scalable applications with Ionic Framework and Firebase
The Ionic Framework allows developing applications for web browsers, desktops and mobile devices. Ionic Framework applications are written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Apps can be generated from a single code base, which can be accessed from web browsers, Android, IOS and Windows based devices.
ReadCreating custom playlists for MediaElementPlayer
MediaElement Player is a HTML/CSS Video/Audio player for the web. It is based on MediaElement.js media framework library. Both player and library are available as open source and free of cost under the MIT license.
ReadUsing Prefetch, Preload and Preconnect for speeding page load times
Prefetch, Preload and Preconnect are mechanisms supported by modern web browsers that allow efficient loading of web resources.
ReadNew features in CSS 3
CSS 3 is well supported in all major browsers. Old versions of Internet Explorer such as Explorer 6 support most CSS 3 modules. Modules such as Font Face module are not supported in old browsers.
ReadNew features in HTML 5
HTML 5 is the latest version of the HTML specification after HTML 4.01. The HTML standard is maintained by the W3C.
ReadUpgrading JWPlayer to version 7
JWPlayer is one of the most widely used video players. It has evolved from a simple video player into a video publishing platform. The latest version 7 of the player is a major upgrade from the last version. Websites that use the old JWPlayer 6 should upgrade to the latest version.
ReadCustomizing Redmine layout
The user interface of Redmine can be easily customizing using the redmine_custom_css and redmine_custom_js plugins.
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