| URL | Description |
|---|---|
| Autocomplete with jQuery | |
| Explanation of | |
| GreenSock | Ultra high-performance, professional-grade animation for the modern web |
| How can I import javax.json into Eclipse | |
| How do you clone an Array of Objects in JavaScript | var clonedArray = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(nodesArray)) |
| JSON | Official Documentation for JSON here. |
| JSON Editor | |
| JSON Formatter | |
| JavaScript Guide to Objects,Functions, Scope, Prototypes and Closures | Throughout my time writing Javascript code, I've come to realize that while I love the language to bits, it is a little difficult to understand. A lot of people have attributed this to its (admittedly not so great) design, or its obvious deviations from the paths well worn by other languages. Either way, understanding a few simple truths can go a long way with JS. What follows is the condensed and written version of the introductory class on JavaScript that I give at training programs and user groups. |
| JavaScript Language Reference | |
| JavaScript sha1 function | |
| Javascript UI for REST Services | |
| JsonParser | |
| Maven Repository for JSON | This is the official javax.json (e.g. javax.json-1.0.4.jar) and you can get the jar by clicking on the value (Download (BUNDLE)) in the "Artifact" field of the table after picking the appropriate release. Note that this includes the default provider, JsonProviderImpl, which you need for running. The javax.json-api.jar does not provide this default provider so will not work. This jar includes both Java API for JSON and the default provider. Typically I add this jar file to my target definition and make sure that org.glassfish.javax.json is selected in my plugins of the run configuration of Eclipse under the target platform branch. Also make sure that this plugin is added to the dependencies of the manifest where you are using it. Finally, I add this dependency to my product configuration. |
| OpenJDKWiki - Nashorn | |
| Processing.js | |
| Project Nashorn | |
| Simple Drag-n-Drop | |
| Touch-friendly drop-down menus | |
| Viewing OpenLearn Mindmaps Using d3.js | |
| Why Json test program doesn't work? | javax.json-api-1.0.jar contains only API which is there for compile time dependency. But if you want to run your app, you need a provider / impl classes. org.glassfish:javax.json is the jar you need that contains both api + impl classes. |