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10:43 pm GMT - Thu, November 28, 2013
TutsPlus - Code WebGL with Three.js: Textures & Particles
Since its introduction, 3D graphics in the browser has been a popular topic. But if you were to create your apps using plain old WebGL it would take a very long. But now we have some pretty useful lib...
08:33 pm GMT - Tue, November 26, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Getting Into Ember.js Part 5
In part 3 of my Ember series, I showed you how you can interact with data using Ember's Ember.Object main base class to create objects that define the methods and properties that act as a wrapper ...
08:33 pm GMT - Tue, November 26, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Getting Into Ember.js: Part 5
In part 3 of my Ember series, I showed you how you can interact with data using Ember's Ember.Object main base class to create objects that define the methods and properties that act as a wrapper ...
07:00 pm GMT - Mon, November 25, 2013
TutsPlus - Code The Repository Design Pattern
The Repository Design Pattern, defined by Eric Evens in his Domain Driven Design book, is one of the most useful and most widely applicable design patterns ever invented. Any application has to work w...
10:37 pm GMT - Fri, November 22, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Deploying a Laravel Application Using Capistrano
IntroductionSo you’ve just built a fancy web application and you’re planning to put it online. This can be done in many ways. In this article I’d like to cover one approach to deploy...
11:47 pm GMT - Tue, November 19, 2013
TutsPlus - Code WebGL With Three.js: Basics
3D graphics in the browser have been a hot topic ever since it was first introduced. But if you were to create your apps using plain WebGL, it would take ages. This is exactly why some really useful l...
10:40 pm GMT - Mon, November 18, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Client-Side Security Best Practices
Thanks to HTML5, more and more of an applications’ logic is transferred from server-side to client-side. This requires front-end developers to focus more on security. In this article I will show...
12:22 am GMT - Sat, November 16, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Intro to the React Framework
In today’s world of Javascript Application frameworks, design philosophy is the key differentiating factor. If you compare the popular JS frameworks, such as EmberJS, AngularJS, Backbone, Knocko...
09:16 pm GMT - Thu, November 14, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Interview With Eric Bowman of Gilt.com
While most of us have built really cool websites, realistically speaking, few developers have had to worry about the complexities of managing and scaling incredibly large websites. One thing is puttin...
11:19 pm GMT - Mon, November 11, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Authentication With Laravel 4
Authentication is required for virtually any type of web application. In this tutorial, I’d like to show you how you can go about creating a small authentication application using Laravel 4. We&...
10:05 pm GMT - Fri, November 8, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Deeper In the Brackets Editor
Brackets Turns 30 (Ditches the Minivan and Goes for the Jet Pack!)Nearly one year ago, Jeffrey Way reviewed the open source Brackets project. In the time since that review Brackets has come quite far,...
10:44 pm GMT - Wed, November 6, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Interview With Jeffrey Way
If you’ve been reading this site for awhile, then you know who Jeffrey Way is. He’s the man, the myth and the legend behind the stellar growth of Nettuts+ and an influential voice in the ...
10:00 pm GMT - Mon, November 4, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Money Pattern: The Right Way to Represent Value-Unit Pairs
The Money Pattern, defined by Martin Fowler and published in Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, is a great way to represent value-unit pairs. It is called Money Pattern because it emerge...
08:18 pm GMT - Fri, November 1, 2013
TutsPlus - Code Using BrowserStack for Cross-Browser Testing
Browser testing is the bane of our existence. Well, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but not by much. Multiple browser versions and browser fragmentation can make it difficult to get good test cov...