> Standards, who needs them? Google Chrome certainly doesn't.. It is blatently obvious Google's disdain of w3c, web developers, and just simple web users expecting sites they visist to continue to work while they upgrade browsers to stay secure. Yes, disdane, Google proves their superiority complex knows no bound when they
For years we've complained and asked for a way to bind to touch and mouse events that do not require and should not change the built in scrolling actions. > Available on Chrome 51, Chrome Mobile 51, Safari Mobile 51, and Android WebView release 51 Finally it has landed on our
The latest version of Chrome 51 (as of writing) supports the Credential Management API. It’s a proposal at the W3C that gives developers programmatic access to a browser’s credential manager and helps users sign in more easily. > Available on Chrome 51, Chrome Mobile 51, Safari Mobile 51, and
In many of my previous posts I've discussed the importance of mobile, and the company where I am employed as the lead software engineer; the users have shown us over the past couple of years that they prefer to visit our site on their mobile over their desktop. It's clear
The story Your carefully crafted web app has gone offline and now the code kicks in to manage the data in the browser while the user is offline waiting for them to get back in range. Time goes on and the user had already noticed a performance hit initially when
So you've been building an offline web app using Application Cache and when you test your functionality while offline you encounter this; Application Cache Error event: Manifest fetch failed (6) https://domain.tld/manifest.appcache You're code may look a bit like the following; window.addEventListener('load', function(e) { window.
Recently I had the unique pleasure of presenting at General Assembly Melbourne, I was asked to share what I knew about Prototypal Inheritance and would like to now share that with you and dive a bit deeper into some examples. What is Prototypal Inheritance Prototypal Inheritance can be succinctly described
This is a quick post to list the methods of initializing your JavaScript the right way in terms of Page Load Speed and in turn SEO rankings improvements and faster mobile UX. using a jQuery helper What it looks like; $(document).ready(function(){ console.log("DOM loaded but not fully
Callback Functions Double Executing? A quick example function doSomething(err, result, final){ if(err){ final(err); } final(null,result); } Take the above as a simple way to express how you would have your final execute twice. It may not be immediately apparent why the callback executes twice, consider the scenario
