Developing software today involves a myriad of choices, and none of them are without some drawback. There is no silver bullet solution that fits all use cases, and every decision must be made carefully. Quite often I am asked “What tool should we use to build our application?” I don’t think that’s the right question, at least not initially.
How have the 2014 Software Craftsmanship wall calendar sales varied by country? See the numbers, and how they can be used to (facetiously) suggest that one country cares more about their code than another!
Google Chrome was recently updated, did you notice any changes? We did, and in this article Jeff Fritz will show you how the scrollTop property changed in the latest version of Chrome and how to work with the new calculation to ensure that your web sites continue to look great.
This post concludes the 5 part series on building an appointment scheduling app from scratch. The full source code is provided at the end of the article.
Kendo UI’s map control has a lot of great features built in to it, as I’ve shown already. One of those feature is the ability to display GeoJSON based maps. But, what exactly is GeoJSON? How can I built awesomeness with it? Can I use it to take over the world, or should I just go back to bed and eat cheese puffs while watching cartoons? Ok, sorry. I guess we can all dream of cheese-puffed-cartoons, but chances are we won’t be able to take over the world with GeoJSON… OR CAN WE?!