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Baljeet Rathi takes an in-depth look at the many jQuery Selectors available. Learn how to select DOM elements by id, class name, attributes and much more!

Camilo Reyes shows how to use a throttle function to manage rapidly fired events, like window scrolling events, and compares this to the debounce function.

Ashraff Hathibelagal introduces you to the basic concepts of Vue.js, explaining how to use one-way and two-way bindings, directives, filters, and events.

Lowell Thomas introduces apg-exp, a library that uses the ABNF pattern syntax to create readable, composable sets of rules for validating data.

Mark Brown shows how to use this popular library to create different charts and graphs. Create D3.js data visualizations to render your app's dynamic data.

Learn how to easily reuse your code by developing jQuery plugins. Simon Codrington's introduction will show you the techniques to create drop-in UI widgets.

Ryan Chenkie walks through creating a real-life React + Redux application that authenticates users and calls a remote API for data.

Martín Martínez shows how to use JpegCamera and Canvas elements to create a basic clone of Instagram's Layout app, taking images from the user's camera.

Florian Rappl introduces Ramda.js, a powerful toolbox designed with functional programming in mind, and talks about the concepts on which its based.

Wondering how to validate input with JavaScript? Kevin Yank takes a look at what regular expressions are and what they can do for you.

Bruno Mota looks at how you can create project documentation using Hexo, the static site generator built on Node.js, and deploy easily to GitHub Pages.

Refactoring a legacy code base? Moritz Kröger shows you how to achieve maintainable JavaScript with tests, linting and modularization. 

Refactor your app to use Angular 1.5 components. Jay Raj shows you how to prepare your code for eventual migration to Angular 2. 

Take control of rendering PDF documents in the browser. Imran Latif introduces PDF.js as a flexible solution for custom PDF rendering with JavaScript.

Learn how to execute custom commands from Slack by building a custom Slackbot with Node.js and the slack-terminalize library in this guide by Gaurav Ramesh.

Add new functionality to your browser! Michaela Lehr shows you how to create your own bookmark manager Chrome extension using Angular 2 and TypeScript.

Forget jQuery plugins, Giulio Mainardi shows how do smooth scrolling in vanilla JavaScript, and refactors an ES6 library to ES5.

Almost all user interactions can be captured as events. Baljeet Rathi takes a comprehensive look at how to handle events in jQuery.

Add video communication to your site. In this tutorial, Lantre Barr looks at how to create real-time video WebRTC applications by utilizing the Twilio API.

Wern Ancheta demonstrates how to build a file sharing component with React and PeerJS, using WebRTC for peer-to-peer transfer.

Pagination seems too cumbersome for some and infinite scrolling is where many are headed. Here are 6 jQuery infinite scrolling demos to get you started.

Mustaghees Butt shows how to use the JavaScript SDK to simplying accessing the SoundCloud API, and builds a demo app to list and play a user's tracks.

Sebastian Porto takes a look at functional reactive programming with Elm, an up-and-coming programming language that compiles to JavaScript.

Learn how to create simple 3D graphics for the web without WebGL. Jérémy Heleine teaches you how to build your own 3D engine from scratch with JavaScript.

Bruno Mota introduces the concepts behind GraphQL, and shows how to create an API server using Node.js, MongoDB and Mongoose.

Ivan Dimov walks through creating a Google Chrome extension for converting text to speech, using the HTML5 speech synthesis API.

Curious about functional reactive programming? Florian Rappl explains the concepts, working through several examples using the RxJS library.

Understand the ins and outs of using $watch in AngularJS. Marcello La Rocca takes a deep dive into the $watch, $watchGroup and $watchCollection methods.

Mark Brown shows how to to write simpler programs with fewer bugs by using techniques from functional programming in JavaScript

Wern Ancheta walks through building an SMS appointment reminder app with Node.js, using the Google Calendar and Twilio APIs.