2014 – Codeblam

November 17, 2014

Testing JavaScript with Jasmine, Mocha, and Karma

In 2014, as JavaScript continues to dominate the web development landscape, writing clean, reliable, and maintainable code has become more critical than ever. With the growing complexity of web applications,...

Javascript/Testing

October 2, 2014

JavaScript Promises: Asynchronous Programming

As web applications become more interactive and complex in 2014, handling asynchronous operations efficiently is essential. From making API calls to loading resources or handling user interactions, JavaScript often needs...

Javascript/Software Engineering

September 15, 2014

Building Modular and Scalable CSS with Sass and LESS

As web applications and websites become more complex, maintaining a clean and organized CSS codebase becomes a significant challenge. Writing large CSS files that are easy to manage, maintain, and...

CSS/LESS/SASS

August 15, 2014

Cross-Browser Compatibility in 2014: Best Practices for Web Developers

In 2014, web development has reached a point where creating websites that work consistently across all browsers is not just an ideal, but a necessity. With a wide array of...

CSS/HTML/Javascript/W3C

June 12, 2014

D3.js: Data Visualization with JavaScript

In the world of modern web development, data visualization is an essential tool for turning raw numbers into interactive, meaningful graphics. As of 2014, one of the most popular and...

Javascript

May 28, 2014

Bower: Front-End Package Management

As front-end development evolves, so does the complexity of managing libraries, frameworks, and dependencies within a project. In 2014, web projects typically include various libraries like jQuery, Bootstrap, or AngularJS,...

Packages