On Windows, the 12- or 24-hour format is determined by System Settings / Region / Date and time formats. For example, with the 12-hour setting, this page, - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDN, looks like this: 24 hour time1215×938 81.2 KB But if I change my system settings, i...
The image below is an example of how the WebSocket API might be implemented: Example of WebSocket implementation You can learn more about the WebSocket API and how to write a WebSocket client and server for communication via the API on the MDNdocumentationsite. ...
The Windows-Machine-Learning repository has been updated to work with the latest Windows 10 SDK, and contains samples written in C#, C++, and JavaScript. XAML Hosting API The XAML Hosting API sample is a Win32 desktop app that highlights assorted scenarios using the UWP XAML hosting API (also...
Using Promise for asynchronous work in JavaScript is becoming increasingly popular these days. Promises/A+ is an open standard for interoperable JavaScript promises. (For more info, check out this link: https://promisesaplus.com/) From jQuery documentation, the Deferred object is a chainable ...
I'm using a standard asp.net FileUpload control, and modifying a text file on the server. Now I want the user to have it back. (Intranet only, not Internet). I can use WebClient for download, or HttpResponse. But what I really need is the full client…
One solution is to add a  element whose src attribute points to a MooTools JavaScript file. Instead of doing that, you could just use the MooTools that is loaded in the parent page!Continue readingHow to Use MooTools Element Methods in an iFrame Element Dedupe an...
If you want to learn more about scroll-snapping, you can readthis MDN documentation, and take a look atAdam Argyle’s demos here. The key properties of scroll-snapping are: scroll-snap-type, which tells the browser the direction in which snapping happens, and how it happens; ...
should be handled by JavaScript because they’re behavioral. They’re not. The browser is only tweening frames between states; it’s generating the missing animation frames so you don’t need to. If you want to add complex interactivity or collision control you’ll still need JavaScript. ...
Web Standards, and the documentation to support them, provide huge insight into ‘the why’ and ‘the what’ of the world wide web. They are a fantastic resource for any web developer and help people build stuff for the web that is functional, accessible and cross-compatible. In this ...
Now, if you think that the naming is rather awkward, I'm totally with you, but note that naming itselforglobalcould make some older code incompatible. So I guess we'll have to live with that. What's next? For your convenience, here are the links to the MDN documentation for each of...