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Electron JS – An Introduction

Electron is an Open Source framework used to develop User Interface Applications. It is one of the main GUI frameworks; with web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to develop Desktop GUI Applications. Using Electron we can develop cross-platform Applications; which means we can run these applications on Windows, Mac, and Linux Operating Systems. Electron […]

Node.js – Setting up development Environment

Through this Article, we are going to discuss setting up Node.js development Environment. Step 1. Go to Node.js website and download the Node.js software which is suitable to your Operating System. For Windows you will see an installer to enable to ease the installation. Step 2. Once it is downloaded, start installing it; follow the default […]

Node.js – An Introduction

Node.js is an Open Source JavaScript run-time environment that allows to run JavaScript code. It provides cross-platform run-time environment. It was originally developed by Ryan Dahl in the year 2009. We can use Node.js in developing Single page Web applications to High performance applications. Main focus of Node.js is to create highly performance applications. Unlike […]

jQuery – Writing a simple “Hello, World!” program

jQuery is a JavaScript library designed to simplify client-side scripting. jQuery enables the writing of cross-browser-compatible JavaScript code. Without it, it is tedious to write cross-browser-compatible code with JavaScript. In this article, we will look at our “Hello, World!” program using jQuery. We can download the jQuery library from jQuery.com. Instead of downloading it, we can […]

JavaScript – Access HTML DOM (Document Object Model)

DOM (Document Object Model) is a standard, allows to dynamically access the HTML documents, it’s styles, content and structure. It also allows dynamically update the content. JavaScript is a dynamically typed, object-based scripting language that runs in a host environment, usually a web-browser. But, it also used for server-side programming. JavaScript supports HTML DOM; so […]

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