React JS is one of the latest in a long line of JavaScript Frameworks that are flooding the web development arena. It’s got a lot going for it, so let’s see what makes it worth learning yet another JavaScript framework for!
Tag: JavaScript
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Using ReactJS
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Replacing ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit With Bootstrap and jQuery UI in MVC
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Many ASP.NET 2 projects will have utilised the AJAX Control Toolkit for more dynamic behaviours and the performance gains of partial page refreshes. A common issue with having used that toolkit when upgrading an ASP.NET 2 project to ASP.NET MVC is how to replicate the controls it offered without adding a lot of additional work to the upgrade project.
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Using AngularJS
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This article provides an introduction to AngularJS, how to get started, and the programming structure to follow. Update: It is worth noting this was written for AngularJS, and the framework has moved on and the newer version is called simply ‘Angular’, and maintained independently. (This article is being retained for historical reasons.)
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Using Bootstrap
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This article aims to introduce using Bootstrap in scenarios where an IDE (like Visual Studio) hasn’t set up a complete starting point for you, or where you want to control exactly what your page layout will be. This is as much my own aid memoir as it is an article in its own right to help others.
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Web Development Cheat-Sheet
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This is my web development cheat-sheet to make things easier when creating new web pages, etc. It should be considered a living document but the publish date will be kept as specified in its first edition so it doesn’t regularly top the articles list.
