Category Archives: Java Script


November 16, 2016 9:52 am

Create YouTube Video Search Engine with jQuery


Create YouTube Video Search Engine with jQuery
This code snippet I found on codepen and found it interesting so sharing it with my readers, It's a simple jQuery script help you to search videos on YouTube you can search any video on YouTube publicly available. It's a very simple and easy to configure jQuery snippet let's make YouTube search engine site with jQuery.

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October 4, 2016 7:50 am

Social media logins with PhoneGap


Social media logins with PhoneGap
PhoneGap is a tool that can help you make hybrid applications for different devices such as Android and iOS using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. However, there are a few differences when compared to normal websites and native apps. You would have to use plugins to do tasks that traditional websites do with ease – for example, to upload a file you would have to use the File Transfer plugin and use a different API than adding inputs with a type attribute set to file.

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September 8, 2016 7:36 am

How to Make a Game Loop in JavaScript


How to Make a Game Loop in JavaScript
Let’s get it straight: without a good code for a game loop, your game will go nowhere. The game loop represents the core because it covers three main parts of development: the actual loop of the game, the timing mechanism, and the interpolation that helps its speed become independent from the loop game.

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June 21, 2016 11:33 am

Making the most of the Google Maps API – Marking a path to a location


Making the most of the Google Maps API – Marking a path to a location
Our app takes advantage of a JSON file containing the different bus lines and arrays of geographic points, the combination of which forms the route of the busses. A part of the array with coordinate points looks like this:

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June 20, 2016 11:16 am

Making the most of the Google Maps API – Keeping the user on the map


Making the most of the Google Maps API – Keeping the user on the map
Now that we have our map added to the webpage, centered on our desired location, and it takes the entire screen real estate we may want to customize it. Let us say that the application revolves around a particular city. We may want to show where the user is located in that city. For this purpose, we will just add a marker representing the user on the map. We will get the user’s location using HTML5’s Geolocation API and we will refresh his/her location on regular intervals so that his/her location stays updated.  When refreshing, we may want to remove the old marker because the user may already be in a different location and we do not want thousands of markers appearing as the user moves around the map.

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June 19, 2016 10:39 am

Making the most of the Google Maps API – Adding a map


Making the most of the Google Maps API – Adding a map
The Google Maps API allows us to embed maps of arbitrary continents, countries, regions, cities and spots. It not only allows us to do this but it enables us to customize the returned maps and personalize them with our own functionality. Let us build a web app which uses the Google Maps API to not only show a map of a city but adds quite a few markers to it, lines and popups which show additional content when a marker is clicked.

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June 7, 2016 5:47 am

JavaScript Frameworks: 6 Best Free for Web Developers 2016


JavaScript Frameworks: 6 Best Free for Web Developers 2016
Are you using plain JavaScript for building the web applications? No Way! Today’s world of fast app development requires for better ways of quickly developing interactive web applications and that’s where JavaScript frameworks are helpful. JavaScript frameworks have the status of being the backbone of the single page web applications development and they give superpowers to the HTML & JavaScript.

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