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Reducing our page download size can help improve the speed of our website. Here are some tools and principles to help with reducing page size. PageSpeed Insights First you want to run the site...
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An example of what some people call a “product tour widget” looks like this example from Bootstrap Tour — just click the demo button. Now that you know what a product tour...
read moreDisplaying Model in AngularJS
Continuing from our previous tutorial, we now need to code the adding of items to our shopping list. This is what we have so far… 1. In our controller function, we add an array to be our...
read moreUsing Batarang to Debug AngularJS
We will now continue with our AngularJS tutorial series. The code in this examples continues from a previous tutorial linked here. In between we installed Batarang. Today we will look at...
read moreInstalling Batarang for AngularJS
Batarang is a Chrome Extension for debugging AngularJS applications. Before we continue from our previous tutorial in the AngularJS tutorial series, we will show you how to install Batarang because...
read moreHello World CoffeeScript Example
“Hello World” is a typical beginner programming tutorial. In this tutorial, we create a “Hello World” example using CoffeeScript. CoffeeScript is a higher level syntax...
read moreBasic First Tutorial on using Node Package Manager (npm)
After you have installed node.js, it comes with the node package manager (or more commonly known as npm). The node package manager is a package installer that keeps tracks of package dependencies and...
read moreAngularJS Tutorial: Submitting form with ng-submit
This is part of the AngularJS tutorial series and follows right after the previous tutorial in which we demonstrated data-binding with an Angular template tag in our HTML view. We move further by...
read moreAngularJS Tutorial Series
AngularJS is a Javascript framework that provides Model-View-Controller structure to your front-end web applications. It is open-source and is maintained by Google. Initially release in 2009, it is...
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