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All the JavaScript-related tutorials, ideas and various posts in Stampede Constructs

JavaScript without jQuery
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JavaScript without jQuery

The majority of web developers are dependent on jQuery as their go-to JavaScript framework. It is flexible and evolving with every version. The community is also very huge, so you can always find a solution with a Google search.

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Scrolling SVG Sunset
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Scrolling SVG Sunset

Have you played Firewatch? It is a mystery set in the Wyoming wilderness, where your only emotional lifeline is the person on the other end of a handheld radio. For me it’s definitely therapeutic. If you have, you might as well have visited their website. What do you see? A landscape illustration that moves along a parallax background. But what does parallax mean?

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jQuery 3.0
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RELEASED : Release Candidate for jQuery 3.0!

It’s finally here! Well this was last week but there’s no harm in being excited. The big news is that jQuery 3.0 will become the only version of jQuery. The 1.12 and 2.2 branches will continue to receive critical support patches for a while, but will not get any new features or major revisions.

Despite the 3.0 version number, these releases shouldn’t be too much trouble when it comes to upgrading existing code. Don’t worry much on the complexity of migrating to the new version of jQuery,  the devs were fairly kind to provide a guide and also a plugin to check compatibility issues before you migrate your codes.

Note that jQuery 3.0 will not support IE6-8. If you need IE6-8 support, you can continue to use the latest 1.12 release.

Check out JQuery 3.0

JavaScript Style Guides
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Useful Javascript Style Guides

Style guides have no fixed definition as its meaning changes depending on what area it is applied to. However, one thing that all style guides have in common is its usage; to provide a general guideline for the team to refer to. This gives the team a base of mutual understanding on what needs to be done. It can also be used across departments between developers, designers and project managers.
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Tribute Js
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New @mention Engine, Tribute.js

@mention is a user interface technique for addressing someone directly. When you@mention someone, they are tagged into a conversation.

Zurb, makers of Foundation are back with a brand new, open-source, ES6 JavaScript @mention engine called Tribute.js. A native JavaScript solution, meaning that it avoids relying on 3rd party plugins or scripts and is simple to use.

More about Tribute.js Download it from GitHub