The 5 Most Popular Front-end Frameworks Compared

There’s a large number of front-end frameworks available today, each with different strengths and weaknesses. This makes it tricky to decide which one you should invest your time in learning, or which is most suitable for your next project. In this article, … more Read More

Charts.CSS a Pure CSS Charting Library

Charts.css is a new data visualization library that relies solely on CSS and HTML. By avoiding the use of JavaScript/Canvas, it avoids many of the accessibility challenges in existing solutions while keeping the bundle size under 10kb when minified and … more Read More

Plotly Scatter Plot – Tutorial with Examples

Introduction Plotly is a JavaScript-based, Python data visualization library, focused on interactive and web-based visualizations. It has the simplicity of Seaborn, with a high-level API, but also the interactivity of Bokeh. In addition to the core library’s … more Read More

Echo JS

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Intl.NumberFormat

Formatting numbers on the client side is an important task, especially when you consider how much raw API usage is in play these days. What’s also important is ensuring those numbers are meaningful to users, no matter where they are in the world, especially … more Read More

NativeScript 8.0 shines on Apple M1, Webpack

Version 8.0 of NativeScript, a framework for developing native mobile apps using JavaScript, adds support for Apple M1 systems and the Webpack 5 module bundler. With the addition of Apple M1 backing, NativeScript accommodates Apple’s new system-on-a-chip … more Read More

JavaScript Jems – The Proxy

The proxy is a mysterious object that lurks behind other objects – the question is why? This is an extract from my newly published book, JavaScript Jems: The Amazing Parts . … more Read More