Tag archives for Javascript

HTML5

Learn How to Create the Classic Snake Game With the Canvas API and the HTML5/JavaScript Duo

If you've never played the famous Snake game, raise your hand! I say that, but I suppose that nowadays, the new generation may never have heard of this game, which may seem a bit old-fashioned given the possibilities offered by today's computers and the Web. And yet, there was a time when the Snake game was a game that all…
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HTML5

Learn How to Create an Interactive Map of India Using HTML5/JavaScript and SVG

Ever heard of SVG? This acronym may not mean anything to you, but it's an essential format to master if you want to use vector graphics on Web pages. SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics. SVG is an XML-based ASCII data format designed to describe vector graphics. SVG is specified by the World Wide Consortium and has been around since…
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Tutorials

Building A Bitcoin-Like Blockchain In JavaScript

Coding your own Blockchain will help you to understand the internals of Bitcoin. The Blockchain is a real technological revolution that promises to profoundly change many industries in the future. In cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is the first successful implementation of the Blockchain. This implementation is even a phenomenal success that has made Bitcoin the most successful asset of the decade. The…
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Articles

Create a Bitcoin Price Index Watcher in HTML5

Everyone is talking about Bitcoin. The Bitcoin madness and the Blockchain revolution seem to be taking over the world. So, why not learning how to consume REST Web Services in HTML5 by creating a Bitcoin Price Index Watcher? In that tutorial, you are going to learn how to make AJAX requests in HTML5 by consuming a Web Service provided by…
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Articles

Use your Java classes in the browser with JavaPoly.js

Java has always been usable in the browser since its creation. However, the browser needed the specific Java plugin to execute Java applications that was packaged inside applets. Then, a more flexible solution was created with Java Web Start but finally, it was always based on the applet technology. With the end announced of plugins support in browsers like Chrome…
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