The DevExtreme suite from DevExpress allows you to build cross-platform HTML5 and JavaScript tools for next-generation mobile and web development. In this post, we will use the AngularJS integration for MVVM.
Creating Web Components with Google Polymer
Google Polymer is more than just a polyfill for Web Components. It has an ambitious agenda for pushing the Web Components specifications forward and lead the web development community in that area. In this post, we will explore what Google Polymer has to offer: polyfills, a framework, and pre-built elements. Although the polyfills portion will go away once browsers catch up to the Web Components spec, what is left behind is an interesting framework and suite of components.
Web Components: A Shiny New You
Web Components will completely change the way we code for the web. To demonstrate this, I will be creating a new HTML tag called “<basem-emara>” that will act as my own personal vCard.
New Kendo UI Media Player Widget with MVVM
Kendo UI has a nice array of widgets to offer and has a stellar framework where you can create your own widgets. In this post, I would like to introduce a new Kendo UI Media Player widget that is web, mobile, and MVVM compatible.
Kendo UI Mobile with MVVM and RequireJS
A potent mix for creating elegant mobile applications is Kendo UI Mobile with MVVM and RequireJS. Included is an online sandbox environment with code snippets that will highlight the concepts needed to create more advanced Kendo UI Mobile applications. This has been created using jsFiddle and acts as a starter template to update or fork as needed.
HTML Imports is the New Dependency Management for the Web
Managing dependencies is baked into many languages and is a cornerstone to creating modular architectures. Now, HTML joins the ranks and will also offer dependency management. Introducing HTML Imports!
Encapsulating HTML with Shadow DOM
Encapsulation is a very welcomed feature for HTML. This has been made possible with the introduction of Shadow DOM. Conflicts will be reduced tremendously and 3rd party libraries will play nicely with each other. In this post, I would like to focus on Shadow DOM and what it can do.
Best Adobe Brackets IDE Extensions
Brackets has been around for awhile. It is open source, backed by Adobe, and has an active community. Since these modern IDE’s are intended to be light and extensible, some extensions are worth mentioning that will help you get geared up for development. Here are some of my favorite picks I would like to share.
Redirecting Mobile Users by Screen Size Instead of Device Type
Let’s face it, the web was not designed for phones. For the past decade, developers have been desperately retrofitting the web for a post-mobile world. We need something more fundamental, such as extending the User Agent to include attributes like screen size values. Until then, I would like to present another used approach which is to redirect users by screen size via JavaScript instead of using the User Agent.
Kendo UI and Beyond: What We Learned from AngularJS
Kendo UI is probably the best JavaScript framework out there. I’ve used several other frameworks in the real world and toyed with others. Consistently, Kendo is able to hold up from architecture to UI for simple or very complex projects. From the framework side of things, one other library has changed the game and is worth examining: AngularJS.
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