By Rey Bango It’s been awhile since we’ve seen any updates in the editor space. The last big splash was made by Sublime Text which took the web development community by storm, especially once Package Control came around to serve as the package manager for the editor. Well, GitHub is looking to shake things up […]
By Rey Bango Regardless of the language you’re programming in, we always want to try to produce clean, concise, and correct code. This is a sign of a good programmer and it lets you know your apps are running properly. Linting helps with this by analyzing your code and highlighting common issues regarding syntax and […]
By Andrew Perkins In this first introduction video (of a new series), I’ll show you the basics of working with the Symfony 2, PHP framework. We’ll go over finding the online documentation, downloading, installing, and simple configuration for the framework. Lastly, we’ll take a look at a bit of the prebuilt code that ships with […]
By James Tyner In the first part of this series about using CreateJs, we had a look at EaselJs. In this second and last part, we will look at PreloadJs, SoundJs, and TweenJs. PreloadJS PreloadJS is a library that lets you manage and co-ordinate the loading of assets. PreloadJS makes it easy to preload your […]
By Raymond Camden Over the past year I have given a presentation about using the browser for debugging client-side bugs. Throughout the presentation I would focus on using Chrome, as it’s my primary browser and I just don’t have the time to use multiple browsers while presenting. Now, I do suggest to others that they […]