Building a Web-Based Badge Scanner / / No Comments I’m at a conference now working a booth (well, at least when I started writing this), and I really didn’t realize how much I enjoyed this part of the job. While I’ve attended a few conferences post COVID (err, well, "post" may be too strong of a word), this is the first booth I’ve worked at in years. One of the first things I did when I arrived was check and see how we were going to get contacts via badge scanning. Not surprisingly, the conference organizers suggested a native app. Me being me – I immediately thought of how the app’s features could be accomplished via the web. There’s nothing wrong with the... more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Badge, building, scanner, Webbased
Building a Quiz with Eleventy and Eleventy Serverless / / No Comments A few days ago, I was thinking about what a "quiz" would look like in Eleventy. I put that in quotes because there’s a lot of different ways you can think of quizzes and how they’re built. For my demo, I set my list of features to the following: Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: building, Eleventy, Quiz, Serverless
Building Table Sorting and Pagination in Alpine.js / / No Comments A few months back, I realized that one of my most popular blog posts (Building Table Sorting and Pagination in Vue.js) would be an excellent opportunity to update for a more plain (or vanilla if you will) JavaScript version. That post (Building Table Sorting and Pagination in JavaScript) was pretty fun to write. As much as I enjoyed using Vue over the past few years, I find myself more and more trying to rely less on external frameworks and sticking to simpler methods of getting things done. That being said… I am also really intrigued by Alpine.js. Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Alpine.js, building, Pagination, Sorting, table
Building Table Sorting and Pagination in JavaScript / / No Comments As part of my job in managing this blog, I check my stats frequently, and I’ve noticed that some of my more basic Vue.js articles have had consistently good traffic for quite some time. As I find myself doing more and more with "regular" JavaScript (sometimes referred to as "Vanilla JavaScript", but I’m not a fan of the term) I thought it would be a good idea to update those old posts for folks who would rather skip using a framework. With that in mind, here is my update to my post from over four years ago, Building Table Sorting and Pagination in Vue.js Raymond Camden… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: building, JavaScript, Pagination, Sorting, table
Take This JavaScript Bootcamp for $13 and Start Building Your Own Web Products – Entrepreneur / / No Comments Take This JavaScript Bootcamp for $ 13 and Start Building Your Own Web Products Entrepreneur “JavaScript” – Google News… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: Bootcamp, building, Entrepreneur, JavaScript, Products, Start, take, this
Victor Dibia on TensorFlow.js and Building Machine Learning Models with JavaScript – InfoQ.com / / No Comments Victor Dibia on TensorFlow.js and Building Machine Learning Models with JavaScript InfoQ.com “JavaScript” – Google News… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: building, Dibia, InfoQ.com, JavaScript, learning, Machine, Models, TensorFlow.js, Victor
Halo 5 Forge PC Map Building App Launches September 8th 2016 (video) – Geeky Gadgets / / No Comments Geeky Gadgets Halo 5 Forge PC Map Building App Launches September 8th 2016 (video)Geeky GadgetsAlso on the same day on the same day, the ninth free content release for Halo 5: Guardians on Xbox One in the for of Anvil's Legacy will also be made available bringing two new maps, new weapons, new weapon attachments, customisation options and …The next Halo 5 DLC enables level creation on PC while bringing new maps and REQs to Xbox OneGamesRadarAnnouncing Anvil's Legacy | Halo News | Halo – Official SiteHaloall 67 news articles » map app – Google News… more → Posted in: Interactive Maps Tagged with: 2016, building, Forge, Gadgets, Geeky, Halo, launches, September, video
Lineman.js streamlines building JavaScript client applications – TechRepublic / / No Comments Lineman.js streamlines building JavaScript client applicationsTechRepublicThe advances in JavaScript — namely client frameworks — have brought us back to the realm of creating thick client applications. Libraries such as Ember, AngularJS, and Backbone provide everything needed to build full-featured JavaScript client … JavaScript – Google News… more → Posted in: JavaScript Tagged with: applications, building, client, JavaScript, Lineman.js, streamlines, TechRepublic