What is ES6?. It is short form of ECMA (European Computers Manufacturers Association) Script 6. ES6 is the 6th edition which was released in 2015. Please check the browser compatibility before using any of ES6 features. Let us concentrate on the aim of this post, which is to see what’s new in javascript and how … Continue reading “ES6 New feature to begin with-Javascript”
Category: javascript
Web-Workers
A web worker is a JavaScript that runs in the background. Independent of other scripts, without affecting the performance of the page. Web worker specification defines an API for spawning background scripts in our web application. Web workers allow us to do things like fire up long-running scripts to handle computationally intensive tasks, without blocking … Continue reading “Web-Workers”
Installing Node.js and Express.js in Mac
Installing node.js is very simple and it happens in just some clicks. Click on the Macintosh installer on the download screen. Follow the instructions to install Node in your mac, Finally, it prompts to make sure the $path is same as node.js is referring to. To verify, open terminal and type echo “$PATH”. Usually, it … Continue reading “Installing Node.js and Express.js in Mac”
Convert base64 string to a file in javascript
I lately realized that people who are using my technique to convert a file to a base64 string in javascript are searching out for a solution to convert base64 to a file. This article mainly concentrates on converting the base64 back to the respective file with their respective formats. There are many ways to achieve … Continue reading “Convert base64 string to a file in javascript”
Introduction to your website/product with intro.js
This would be the best way to introduce your product to your visitors or a website with a tour. Intro.js is javascript plugin features in providing a step a step guide to a product. Let us directly jump to How to use? Download the files from Recent upload Let us create a basic HTML page … Continue reading “Introduction to your website/product with intro.js”