Web workers | JavaScript | HTML API

This document discusses Meteor, a JavaScript web framework. It provides an overview of Meteor's features like quick development time, isomorphic code, and live updates. It then outlines an agenda to create a basic to-do list app in Meteor, including setting up the dev environment, creating templates and collections, adding forms, and account systems. The document ends with resources for learning more about Meteor.

Understanding of asynchronous model is an essential knowledge for development of quality Windows Store apps. This session dives deep into implementation details of async and await C# keywords and provides information about common pitfalls and mistakes of async pattern use and the ways to avoid them.

From zero to hero with the reactive extensions for JavaScript at the Munich Web Developer Conference 2017. http://www.web-developer-conference.de

How to integrate external service in your Neos CMS & Flow Framework project. Mostly valid for any kind of project.

The document provides an overview of adding code to Microsoft ASP.NET web forms. It discusses using code-behind pages, adding event procedures to web server controls, and using page events. Specific topics covered include implementing code using different methods, writing inline code, understanding code-behind pages, creating event procedures, interacting with controls in events, and the page event life cycle.

Scott Guthrie slides talking about what's new on VS 11, .NET 4.5 and MVC 4, including automatic Bundling, Minifying, Real Time updates, SignalR, Asynchronous requests, Web API, Database Migration and Open Source of MVC / ASP.NET.

This document provides an overview of lessons for building an iOS app, including a lesson on data modeling. It describes how to create a storyboard to visually represent the user interface with scenes and views. It explains how view controllers manage views and navigation between screens. It also shows code for creating, editing, displaying and deleting notes data using a data model to manage the data and share it between view controllers.

This document discusses JavaScript events. It covers types of events like onclick and onmouseover. It describes how to register event handlers by setting attributes or properties. It discusses the event handler argument and how to cancel events. It also explains event bubbling and capturing, where events triggered on nested elements will trigger from the innermost to outermost elements or vice versa.

The document summarizes building a webOS application from scratch using Agile Commerce. It discusses generating the initial project structure, adding logging, generating scenes, building and populating a list with data from a REST service, and adding an image viewing widget to scroll through images. Key files and functions are explained for each step in developing the application.