Normally speaking, any content made using HTML5 has a set structure. But with the right JavaScript code, you can rearrange the elements in almost any order. This technique allows developers to create ...

DukeScript, its name derived from Duke, the Java mascot, gives Java developers a way to build HTML5 and JavaScript applications within the comfort of the Java language. Released earlier this month, ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. Client-side JavaScript frameworks are all the rage, but they aren’t always the right answer if ...

When Java 8 ships on March 18, it will come equipped with a new JavaScript engine codenamed Nashorn. Created by Oracle, Nashorn enables Java developers to embed JavaScript in their applications and ...

Nashorn, pronounced “nass-horn,” is German for “rhinoceros,” and it’s one of the animal names for a German tank destroyer used in World War II. It’s also the name of the replacement — introduced with ...

In the history of computing, 1995 was a crazy time. First Java appeared, then close on its heels came JavaScript. The names made them seem like conjoined twins newly detached, but they couldn’t be ...

There was a time when TheServerSide.com was a site primarily focused on Java development, and for those wishing to do .NET development, there was TheServerSide.net as well. But the server-side ...