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In this article we will present you a way for creating an HTML5 navigation bar. We will only use CSS and no JavaScript. Let’s see how this can be done! 1. The nav Tag The <nav /> Tag is one of the new elements introduced in the HTML5 Specification, this element represents a part of your document that contains links ...

I’ve written a lot about prototypes since starting my event scheduler project, but I didn’t go in deep about why I was doing it, so here is it. In short, there are many unknowns in my project, both technical and product-wise, and I don’t want to go too far in a direction without knowing if it will work since my ...

EDITORIAL NOTE: In this post, we feature a jQuery dialog example. A dialog is a floating window that contains a title bar and a content area. The dialog window can be moved, resized and closed with the ‘x’ icon by default. jQuery UI is a collection of jQuery plugins used to enhance the web application user interface. Inside this library ...

AngularJs is often seen as a viable solution for building full scale single page web applications. Although that is a good use case for Angular, in this post we will explore how the framework can also be used to incrementally add functionality to any web page in general, in some cases with little to no Javascript needed.       ...

Introduction At the heart of every location-based application is positioning and Geolocation. Geolocation is similar to  the use of positioning systems but is more focused on determining a meaningful location (e.g. a street address) rather than just a set of geographic coordinates. In this tutorial you will learn the Geolocation capabilities of HTML5. The API provides a method to locate the ...

I’ve been using Python’s pandas library while exploring some CSV files and although for the most part I’ve found it intuitive to use, I had trouble filtering a data frame based on checking whether a column value was in a list. A subset of one of the CSV files I’ve been working with looks like this:         ...

This week, I started working on a prototype of the UI for my event scheduler software to test if it makes sense on a tablet and on a desktop. Since this is a prototype, I’m not putting any effort in the architecture, error handling or on tricky edge cases and business logic for now. What I’m testing out exactly is ...

Now that we can know how much activity I did yesterday, we can look at whether I am getting enough sleep. A quick look at the Apple documentation lets us see that HKCategoryTypeIdentifierSleepAnalysis is the right measure to be using. This is a subtype of SampleType so we can use the querySampleType function. First of all here is the same boilerplate code, with ...

As a relatively “new” user of Backbone.js, I looked at different JSON querying tools that existed. At the time I was still struggling with using JSON as the data source and wrapping my head around the process for querying the data set that was contained in a large string. Coming from a Java and strong PL/SQL background in Oracle, I ...