By Aurelio De Rosa, Maria Antonietta Perna,
Aurelio and Maria introduce $.ajax(), the most powerful of all the jQuery Ajax functions, which is used to perform asynchronous HTTP requests.
By Praveen Kumar,
Praveen Kumar walks through how to build a full-stack, real-time Harry Potter house voting web application using Pusher and WebSockets.
By Olayinka Omole,
Learn to build data-driven apps with Vue 2. Olayinka Omole creates a simple client to pull news stories from the New York Times API with the Axios library.
By Craig Buckler,
Web performance is a hot topic. Users expect fast, OS-like application performance. Craig Buckler explains how to do as little DOM blocking possible, and covers options for when long-running tasks can’t be avoided.
By Craig Buckler,
Weighing up whether to keep using XMLHttpRequest vs the Fetch API's modern take? We look at the pros and cons of both options.
By Nilson Jacques,
Nilson Jacques provides a beginner's guide to Axios, a Fetch API alternative and popular, promise-based HTTP client for the browser and Node.js.
By Mark Brown,
Mark Brown looks at persistent connections between client/server via WebSockets & server-sent events. He also examines re-connection & state reconciliation.
By Rohit Boggarapu,
Rohit Boggarapu demonstrates how to create interactive JavaScript charts using FusionCharts for the visualization and Google Sheets as the data source.
By Thomas Greco,
Tom Greco explains how to wire up a form that posts to a MongoDB instance set up on MongoHQ and tie it to Zapier.
By Camilo Reyes,
Camilo Reyes shows us how far vanilla Ajax has come and suggests that jQuery may be an unnecessary dependency when communicating with your app's back-end.
By Narayan Prusty,
In this tutorial Narayan Prusty shows you how to create an autocomplete widget using Lea Verou's lightweight and customizable Awesomplete JavaScript library
By Bruno Skvorc,
Bruno Skvorc will run you through a short tutorial on building a JavaScript library that fires off custom made events when an ajax load has been completed!
By Ian Oxley,
This article introduces the Beacon API, which is used to send data to a server on page unload.
By Aurelio De Rosa,
Aurelio De Rosa examines the shorthand methods that jQuery provides for achieving asynchronous actions in Ajax-based applications.
By Shaumik Daityari,
Google has recently discussed a method for implementing infinite scroll in a search engine friendly manner. This post outlines this suggestion and more.
By Shaumik Daityari,
This article covers the pseudo-pagination technique known as infinite scroll. This article shows how infinite scroll can be implemented using jQuery.