Tag: JavaScript

Web
Know When To CDN

There’s no doubt that JavaScript, CSS, images and other resources are becoming larger and larger and HUGELY McHUGENATOR sized these days (just take a look at any popular website you visit!). To make matters worse, though, we also have more people accessing these monstrous websites with 50megs of animated jiffs (pronounced “gif”), 10megs of JavaScript and more CSS than an MS-Word document’s “export to HTML”. Things are a bit of a mess, quite frankly. But there’s hope, even with the monstrously sized sites and ever-increasing number of mobile users. Content-Delivery Networks (CDNs), while not a silver bullet by any means, can help you to reduce the amount of time that it takes to deliver your website assets around the world.

by Derick Bailey
May 27, 2021 11 min read Share
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Check / Uncheck A TreeView Item When Clicking The Label

Normally, when you click a label for a Kendo UI Treeview item, the item toggles between selected and not. But in some scenarios, you just don’t need the item to be selected. Sometimes it makes more sense for the checkboxes to act as the item being selected or not. I’ve had a number of people ask me how to do this recently, so I wanted to share a quick and easy tip on how to make it work.

by Derick Bailey
May 27, 2021 2 min read Share
Mobile
Getting Started with your first Windows 8 HTML app using RadControls – Part 1

Getting started with your first Windows 8 HTML app can be a bit confusing. Which template should I use? And what is the best way to use the RadControls for Windows 8 HTML? This post will get you going in the right direction.

by Phil Japikse
May 27, 2021 7 min read Share
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Protecting Your Mellow With JavaScript Linters

Don't let JavaScript stress you out. This article is on how to integrate linters into your build system to bring peace and happiness back to your workflow.

by Burke Holland
May 27, 2021 13 min read Share
Mobile
RadCalendar for Windows 8 HTML

This blog post introduces the new addition to the RadControls for Windows 8 HTML suite - the RadCalendar control. The control supports many features, which allow developers to build simple and complex Windows Store Apps that can benefit from an intuitive, usable and touch-optimized UI for picking dates, from booking applications to todo lists.

by Simeon Panayotov
June 18, 2013 2 min read Share