Category Archives: jQuery

While I was surfing the web to see what JS developers has in a store lately, I stumbled upon this great plugin which makes web images come alive.

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Hello Friends in today's tutorial I will give you some really amazing list of jQuery plugins to add 3d effects to your website, I hope you will like this tutorial and implement it in your websites. Plugins in this tutorial: Makisu, Flipster, 3D curtain, Reveal.js, Slicebox

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In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to load data while scrolling the page down (the so-called infinite scrolling that Facebook and other companies employ). In this particular article, I will only be showing you how to trigger certain application logic when the user scrolls to the bottom of the page or to the bottom of a particular scrollable element. The examples would include infinite scrolling with jQuery and with Vanilla JavaScript.

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In this article, we are going to create a simple library which takes a selector (preferably class) and makes the images inside it lazy load. Lazy loading means that the user will request the resources (in this case, images) only when they are needed. In our case, this means when the user scrolls down enough. If the user scrolls to the place where the image is supposed to be, his browser will request the image and it will be displayed to him.

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jQuery is a lightweight and fast, open source JavaScript library that makes myriads of web development tasks easier with an effective and efficient API. This API runs seamlessly and smoothly on a range of browsers.

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We have received many requests from our readers about credit card validation on client side so today in this tutorial I am going to show you that how to detect and validate a credit card using a jQuery library. It will show you type of detected credit card and calculate the length of the credit card number by its type.

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TideSDK is a software development kit which enables you to create desktop apps that work on different operating systems (Windows, Linux and Mac) using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. You can basically include any library you want when using those languages (such as jQuery, Foundation, Bootstrap). Furthermore, you can use server-side languages such as PHP, Ruby or Python when making your application.

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