JavaScript allows you to add interactivity and feedback, making the user’s experience better and more intuitive.
Recently we showed you some exceptional CSS navigation techniques and we’d like to follow that up with an article about JavaScript-based navigation examples that you can use. Keep in mind that some of these techniques might not work if the client browser has JavaScript turned off (on average, 5% of users have JS disabled according to W3 web statistics).
The right combination of JavaScript plugins can turn a simple website into a fantastic one – all while requiring minimal work on your behalf. Today, we’ll review forty of the most popular plugins available. If we missed some, let us know in the comments!
If you want to know all the latest news about JavaScript, then you should definitely have all this blogs in your RSS reader.
25 Blog for JavaScript developers
Learning jQuery is a multi-author weblog providing jQuery tutorials, demos, and announcements. They have tutorials for all skill levels, and each entry is categorized by level of difficulty.
There have been a number of articles published over the years that discuss best practices techniques for JavaScript. I thought I would go a little bit beyond the scope of those articles and outline a number of advanced techniques and practices that I have personally used or read about that could be invaluable in certain circumstances.
This article doesn’t necessarily cover every detail of the methods I’m describing, but provides an overview, along with code examples, of some practical JavaScript coding techniques.
