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A Backbone Collection.fetch() can do lot more

June 26, 2013

In UX development, a lot of attention is given to page load or application loading. There are several method to …

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jPopOut : Javascript alert() redefined

June 23, 2013

Javascript alert plays a vital role in UX development that’s undeniable fact. But this Javascript alert() function is disgusting on …

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Shorthand IF-ELSE statements

June 19, 2013

There are several methods by which you could define your IF – ELSE statement in Javascript and the usage depends …

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jSpinner – CSS3 Animated Loading GIF

June 16, 2013

If you are certain that some pages or sections on your website/web application take some time to load, you would …

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Retiring Chrome Frame

June 14, 2013

A day later I wrote on Google Chrome Frame plug-in, the Chromium team announce that they are pulling back the …

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Google Chrome Frame renovates IE

June 12, 2013

While working on enterprise web application, I hate writing browser specific codes especially for IE. But to have the application …

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QR code – The information encoder

June 10, 2013

When my brother visited me this weekend, he asked me to design a business card for him. One who knows …

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BackboneJS: Why should we use a MasterView?

June 7, 2013

You are working on an enterprise application with each page being rendered with multiple ReSTfull services and have numerous views …

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Configure Microsoft account on Android

June 5, 2013

Hey, this post doesn’t belong to UX development, but this will be quite informative. Till last month Google allowed you …

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Why .toJSON() for Backbone template rendering

June 3, 2013

Why do we have to use .toJSON() method, and why not send the model to the view to render the …

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