Let's take another look at minifying JavaScript code in this quick screencast.
Catch up with software developer, Peter Cooper, just in time for O'Reilly's Fluent Conference.
It's been awhile since we've seen any updates in the editor space. The last big splash was made by Sublime Text which took the web development community by...
Regardless of the language you're programming in, we always want to try to produce clean, concise, and correct code. This is a sign of a good programmer and...
The benefits of task runners in software development is obvious. They help to automate common, often tedious tasks and let you squarely focus on more...
Things at Tuts+ are forever changing, but the regular visitors among you will notice a particularly obvious change to the Code content; it has a new home!
We've all been there. There are times when you simply want to throw some JavaScript code up and see how it works. Sure, you could go through the hassle of:
I've written quite a bit about browser testing solutions trying to help identify techniques and tools that make cross-browser development easier. My last...
The Internet has allowed us to work anywhere we want, giving us tremendous flexibility in choosing where we'd like to plant ourselves to build the next great...
When the jQuery project first started, I remember how passionate the team was about helping developers use the jQuery JavaScript library. It was a labor of...
It's been a long time since I last coded on the server-side. In fact, if you've read some of my tutorials, you may have noticed that I use ColdFusion as my...
We used to have an awesome series called "Recently in Web Development" which listed out cool happenings around the web development industry. It touched on...
