#Javascript Charts

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[landsharkrawr]

Do you have any tip for working in RPG maker?

Don't be afraid to use the default assets. they're there to be used.

javascript stuff can feel really daunting at first but once you start to get it you're either going to start using it to your advantage or want to remake your game in its own engine. do not restart from scratch getting it all set up is going to take a long time if you're not like really experienced with that sorta thing. i sure as hell ain't gonna do that.

plugins can be your bestie (like the big yanfly pack for MV was instrumental in making a lot of mechanics i wanted) but don't be afraid to make things simple so that you dont need them.

if you're trying to figure out how to balance your games enemies i suggest learning how to use a spreadsheet editor to calculate how much damage you're going to do to an enemy with charts and stuff so you can better visualize how many hits something to takes to kill and in what contexts (ie: magical vs physical damage, elemental weaknesses and resistance, buffs and debuffs). because rpg maker lets you just straight up write the damage formula you could just make the baseline for damage be "attack - defense" and work with really small numbers like paper mario does.

and especially if you're new to making games in general you wanna have a small endpoint. like "only one or two dungeons" (preferably one) or like with The Unlife of Gorlak "30 day time limit" (3 or 7 days would also be a good short one if you wanted a time based game)

kinda the main things i think of when working with rpg maker idk if you had something more specific in mind. hope it helps!

[idrellegames]

hi there! sorry if you've gotten a similar ask before. do you write wayfarer directly into twine or do you keep it in a separate doc? do you just have really clearly labeled sections in a word doc or something or is there a specific program you use to keep track of every story path? basically, with something as expansive and w/ as many routes as wayfarer, how do you keep all your writing organized?

I have answered this before, but I can't seem to find my posts on the subject (you may want to peruse my coding in twine tag, the masterpost has a bunch of different resources for this kind of thing!).

But in short, no, I do not write Wayfarer directly into Twine. This could functionally work for a very small game, but I would still advise against it as Twine doesn't really work as a word processor. You can't proof-read in it.

My process has three main steps:

Outlining

Writing

Coding

Compiling

Outside of my big beat chart (which spans the whole game), I break each episode down into their own outlines, and then break the routes of each episode down into their own outlines. Sometimes specific sections end up with their own outlines too. My system probably doesn't make much sense to anyone other than me, but as long as I know what the divisions are, then it's all good.

I write in MS Word. Each episode has its own folder (sometimes with subfolders) and every section of the game gets its own document.

Here's the main folders, each episode goes into its own thing.

This is an subfolder for Episode 1, specifically Route B.

Within my word documents themselves, I use a colour-coding system for separating out branches and sections. This is extremely useful for writing dialogue loops, like this:

I also add in any coding notes (variables, true/false states, stat checks) while I am writing so I know what I need to do when I sit down to code 4+ months later. I usually throw a X or XX on choices after I have written them as a note to myself that I have finished it (this is just personal shorthand - X means I've done the pass version of a check, XX means I've done the pass and fail states).

I use about 8-10 colours in my documents; I have a set of MS Word macros set up so I can easily switch between them.

I share my word documents with my editor via OneDrive, which makes it easy for her to got through and proofread.

I use MS Word because I've been using it to write since the 2000s and it's what I prefer to use. I have also been writing professionally for over a decade now, so I have systems and strategies in place that work for me that I've developed for myself over time. But if you're new to writing and you're looking for a word processor that can also help you with outlining and keeping your story straight, something like Scrivener may be helpful.

One the text is ready to be coded, it's a lot of copy/pasting from Word into Twine. When I'm coding I will typically be running multiple programs at once:

MS Word

MS Excel (for my variable sheets)

Twine

Notepad++ (which has some regularly used code stored in it; I also use it to edit CSS and Javascript, as well as any really code-heavy sections since it's easier to do that in Notepad++ than it is in the Twine editor)

Notepad (just the regular version - I use it for writing notes to myself while I'm coding)

a web browser to launch tests in as I code

Once I am done coding and I have tested things, it's time to compile. The Twine editor can only handle so many passages and text in one file (around 500-700 passages before you hit massive lag), so I break Wayfarer into multiple story files. Having multiple story files also makes it really easy for me to cross-reference events (if I need to grab a passage title to reference it later) because I don't have to look through one big file. If I know the event happens in Episode 2's first scene, then I know I need to open Chapter_2.1.

My Twine library looks like this at the moment:

I am using an old version of the editor (with an up-to-date version of SugarCube) since I didn't like the new one. I don't necessarily recommend using the Twine editor when you can easily make your game with Twee extensions in Visual Studio Code and have better support and functionality, but this is what I like and it really comes down to personal preference.

But because everything is in separate files, I have to merge them altogether. I have Tweego installed on my PC; it's run through the command prompt and outputs multiple story files into one HTML file. I've talked about this process here and here.

And that's basically it! I don't think there's a one-size-fits-all solution to keeping track of your IF. You need to figure out what works for you, based on your writing and outlining habits, how big your story is, and how much you intend to keep track of.

Hope this helps!

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If you'd like guidance on getting started or exploring specific use cases, let me know!

[crippl-hacker]

Python Day 5

Today we warm up by completing Exercise 25. This is even more practice with functions and variables!

To run the program we call python in the terminal and import ex25 from there.

As I was working through calling the different functions in the terminal I realized that I missed a function - specifically the one that sorted a sentence. I called it and ended up getting a mess of individual letters. After bug hunting I found the issue to be that I called sort_words(sentence) instead of sort_words(words)

After fixing those issues I finished running through the function calls in the terminal and it went great!

Up next is Exercise 26! We are halfway through the book and it is time for a test. We are given broken code that we copy paste into a file. Our job is to fix it and get the program running! As I went through the program I left comments wherever I was fixing code. Below is my finished and fixed program.

And here is the output in the terminal:

Exercise 27 went over different booleans as well as a chart to memorize. The next practical was exercise 28 where you type in different statements then guess if they will be true or false. With my previous experience in programming I already knew a lot - the only thing that tripped me up was NOT OR booleans. Here's the output of the terminal!

Chugging right along to Exercise 29! ex29 introduced if statements. I already know lots about if statements from Javascript so this is more of a refresher than anything.

And then the output:

Exercise 30 introduces Else If statements.

And the output:

Exercise 31 combines everything that we've learned about If/Elif statements with the new concept of Nested statements. Using nested statements we are able to write a very simple Choose Your Own Adventure text game.

Here are a couple different runs I did with this program. My first try was not the best - I ended up having my mind turned into Jello!

My second run went better! I ran into a bear but I survived.

For the study drill it challenged me to write my own text game. I made a very simple one and got about halfway through where I want it to be.

That's it for today folks!

[cssscriptcom]

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[helen-everythingqueer]

Hi! I love the WOSO Chart that you've made. It's amazingly well done. We've been looking into making something like this for a while for my queer team. I have HTML and design knowledge but my javascript knowledge is below par. Could I maybe use your code as a base to create something for my team? Would love to hear from you, thanks in advance!

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Bootstrap Page Structure Bootstrap Grid System Bootstrap Layouts Bootstrap Typography Styling Images Bootstrap Tables, Buttons, Badges, & Progress Bars Bootstrap Pagination Bootstrap Panels Bootstrap Menus & Navigation Bars Bootstrap Carousel & Modals Bootstrap Scrollspy Bootstrap Themes

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JavaScript, Bootstrap, & PHP - Certification for Beginners

A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners interested in learning JavaScript, Bootstrap, & PHP

What you'll learn

Master Client-Side and Server-Side Interactivity using JavaScript, Bootstrap, & PHP Learn to create mobile responsive webpages using Bootstrap Learn to create client and server-side validated input forms Learn to interact with a MySQL Database using PHP

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Linode: Build and Deploy Responsive Websites on the Cloud

Cloud Computing | IaaS | Linux Foundations | Apache + DBMS | LAMP Stack | Server Security | Backups | HTML | CSS

What you'll learn

Understand the fundamental concepts and benefits of Cloud Computing and its service models. Learn how to create, configure, and manage virtual servers in the cloud using Linode. Understand the basic concepts of Linux operating system, including file system structure, command-line interface, and basic Linux commands. Learn how to manage users and permissions, configure network settings, and use package managers in Linux. Learn about the basic concepts of web servers, including Apache and Nginx, and databases such as MySQL and MariaDB. Learn how to install and configure web servers and databases on Linux servers. Learn how to install and configure LAMP stack to set up a web server and database for hosting dynamic websites and web applications. Understand server security concepts such as firewalls, access control, and SSL certificates. Learn how to secure servers using firewalls, manage user access, and configure SSL certificates for secure communication. Learn how to scale servers to handle increasing traffic and load. Learn about load balancing, clustering, and auto-scaling techniques. Learn how to create and manage server images. Understand the basic structure and syntax of HTML, including tags, attributes, and elements. Understand how to apply CSS styles to HTML elements, create layouts, and use CSS frameworks.

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PHP & MySQL - Certification Course for Beginners

Learn to Build Database Driven Web Applications using PHP & MySQL

What you'll learn

PHP Variables, Syntax, Variable Scope, Keywords Echo vs. Print and Data Output PHP Strings, Constants, Operators PHP Conditional Statements PHP Elseif, Switch, Statements PHP Loops - While, For PHP Functions PHP Arrays, Multidimensional Arrays, Sorting Arrays Working with Forms - Post vs. Get PHP Server Side - Form Validation Creating MySQL Databases Database Administration with PhpMyAdmin Administering Database Users, and Defining User Roles SQL Statements - Select, Where, And, Or, Insert, Get Last ID MySQL Prepared Statements and Multiple Record Insertion PHP Isset MySQL - Updating Records

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Linode: Deploy Scalable React Web Apps on the Cloud

Cloud Computing | IaaS | Server Configuration | Linux Foundations | Database Servers | LAMP Stack | Server Security

What you'll learn

Introduction to Cloud Computing Cloud Computing Service Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) Cloud Server Deployment and Configuration (TFA, SSH) Linux Foundations (File System, Commands, User Accounts) Web Server Foundations (NGINX vs Apache, SQL vs NoSQL, Key Terms) LAMP Stack Installation and Configuration (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) Server Security (Software & Hardware Firewall Configuration) Server Scaling (Vertical vs Horizontal Scaling, IP Swaps, Load Balancers) React Foundations (Setup) Building a Calculator in React (Code Pen, JSX, Components, Props, Events, State Hook) Building a Connect-4 Clone in React (Passing Arguments, Styling, Callbacks, Key Property) Building an E-Commerce Site in React (JSON Server, Fetch API, Refactoring)

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Internet and Web Development Fundamentals

Learn how the Internet Works and Setup a Testing & Production Web Server

What you'll learn

How the Internet Works Internet Protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP) The Web Development Process Planning a Web Application Types of Web Hosting (Shared, Dedicated, VPS, Cloud) Domain Name Registration and Administration Nameserver Configuration Deploying a Testing Server using WAMP & MAMP Deploying a Production Server on Linode, Digital Ocean, or AWS Executing Server Commands through a Command Console Server Configuration on Ubuntu Remote Desktop Connection and VNC SSH Server Authentication FTP Client Installation FTP Uploading

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Linode: Web Server and Database Foundations

Cloud Computing | Instance Deployment and Config | Apache | NGINX | Database Management Systems (DBMS)

What you'll learn

Introduction to Cloud Computing (Cloud Service Models) Navigating the Linode Cloud Interface Remote Administration using PuTTY, Terminal, SSH Foundations of Web Servers (Apache vs. NGINX) SQL vs NoSQL Databases Database Transaction Standards (ACID vs. CAP Theorem) Key Terms relevant to Cloud Computing, Web Servers, and Database Systems

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Java Training Complete Course 2022

Learn Java Programming language with Java Complete Training Course 2022 for Beginners

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You will learn how to write a complete Java program that takes user input, processes and outputs the results You will learn OOPS concepts in Java You will learn java concepts such as console output, Java Variables and Data Types, Java Operators And more You will be able to use Java for Selenium in testing and development

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Learn To Create AI Assistant (JARVIS) With Python

How To Create AI Assistant (JARVIS) With Python Like the One from Marvel's Iron Man Movie

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how to create an personalized artificial intelligence assistant how to create JARVIS AI how to create ai assistant

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Keyword Research, Free Backlinks, Improve SEO -Long Tail Pro

LongTailPro is the keyword research service we at Coursenvy use for ALL our clients! In this course, find SEO keywords,

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Learn everything Long Tail Pro has to offer from A to Z! Optimize keywords in your page/post titles, meta descriptions, social media bios, article content, and more! Create content that caters to the NEW Search Engine Algorithms and find endless keywords to rank for in ALL the search engines! Learn how to use ALL of the top-rated Keyword Research software online! Master analyzing your COMPETITIONS Keywords! Get High-Quality Backlinks that will ACTUALLY Help your Page Rank!

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[ID text– Slick visual representation of a continuously-updating pie chart titled "Web browsers for the last 28 years" showing the month-by-month market share of various web browsers and the total number of Internet users in the world, starting with January 1994 and ending at March 2022. At the beginning Mosaic dominates the market; at the end it is Google Chrome.

This is followed by an explanation of the graphic's creation that its creator (Redditor "JCCEagle", real name James Eagle from his accounts on Twitter and YouTube) posted on Reddit around June 2022:

This was probably the toughest dataset I had to put together. So here it goes: W3Schools (Jul-99 to present) WebSideStory (Feb-99 to Jun-06) GVU WWW user survey (Jan-94 to Oct-98) EWS Web Server at UIUC (Jun-96 to Dec-98) Thank goodness for the internet archive. The web users dataset I got from Our World In Data. I cleaned this up, structured it and then turned it into a large json file. I then created this chart in After Effects and linked the chart to the dataset using Javascript.

End ID.]

A summary of the data for selected months – percentages are approximate only as they change across the months:

January 1994 Mosaic: 97.0% market share Others: 3.0% market share Internet users globally: 14 million (about 0.3% of the world population) January 1999 Internet Explorer: 58.3% market share Netscape: 41.2% market share Opera: 0.5% market share Internet users globally: 191 million (about 3.2% of the world population) January 2004 Internet Explorer: 83.5% market share Other Mozilla: 7.3% market share Other: 4.3% market share Netscape: 2.5% market share Opera: 1.5% market share Firefox: 0.9% market share Internet users globally: 792 million (about 12.4% of the world population) January 2009 Firefox: 46.1% market share Internet Explorer: 44.0% market share Chrome: 4.0% market share Safari: 3.0% market share Opera: 2.2% market share Other: 0.7% market share Internet users globally: 1.568 billion (about 23.1% of the world population) January 2014 Chrome: 55.9% market share Firefox: 26.8% market share Internet Explorer: 10.1% market share Safari: 3.9% market share Opera: 1.8% market share Other: 1.5% market share Internet users globally: 2.655 billion (about 36.8% of the world population) January 2019 Chrome: 79.5% market share Firefox: 10.2% market share Edge: 4.0% market share Safari: 3.3% market share Opera: 1.6% market share Other: 1.4% market share Internet users globally: 3.734 billion (about 49.0% of the world population) March 2022 Chrome: 80.3% market share Edge: 7.5% market share Firefox: 5.3% market share Safari: 3.7% market share Opera: 2.3% market share Other: 0.9% market share Internet users globally: 4.878 billion (about 61.9% of the world population)

(Above descriptions courtesy of @telomeke.)

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Why Rapid URL Indexer Outperforms Speed Links for Google Indexing

If you're serious about SEO, getting your URLs indexed quickly and efficiently is non-negotiable. After an extensive comparison between two leading indexing services—Rapid URL Indexer and Speed Links—the results show a clear winner that deserves your attention.

Indexing Success: Numbers Don't Lie

Rapid URL Indexer maintains an impressive 91% average indexing rate. This means that for every 100 URLs you submit, approximately 91 will successfully appear in Google's index. This high success rate provides confidence that your critical pages will be discovered and included in search results.

Speed Links, however, doesn't publicly disclose its average indexing rate. Their FAQ candidly states, "There is no any guarantee that yours links will be indexed. There are many individual factors on which indexing depends." This lack of transparency makes it difficult to assess their effectiveness and set proper expectations.

Turnaround Time: When Speed Matters

In the fast-paced world of SEO, timing can significantly impact your results. Rapid URL Indexer delivers initial indexing results in as little as 4 days, with final comprehensive reports after 14 days. This quick turnaround allows you to see results and adjust strategies promptly.

Speed Links typically takes 20-30 days to show results—potentially delaying your SEO progress by weeks. For time-sensitive content like seasonal promotions or trending topics, this delay could mean missing valuable opportunities.

Pricing Models: Pay for Success vs. Pay Regardless

Rapid URL Indexer operates on a pay-as-you-go credit system with a unique advantage: you only pay for successfully indexed URLs. If a URL doesn't get indexed within 14 days, you automatically receive a 100% credit refund. This risk-free approach ensures you get what you pay for.

The service offers various credit packages: - 500 Credits: $25 (5 cents per indexed URL) - 1,500 Credits: $68 (4.5 cents per indexed URL, 9% savings) - 5,000 Credits: $213 (4.3 cents per indexed URL, 15% savings) - 50,000 Credits: $2,000 (4 cents per indexed URL, 20% savings)

Speed Links uses a subscription model with various monthly and daily plans. While this might seem convenient, you're paying the same amount regardless of how many URLs actually get indexed. Without a refund policy, unsuccessful indexing attempts still cost you money, potentially leading to wasted resources.

Safety Considerations: Protecting Your SEO Efforts

Rapid URL Indexer employs white hat techniques that align with search engine guidelines, protecting your website from potential penalties. Their methods focus on natural, sustainable indexing patterns that benefit your site long-term.

Interestingly, Speed Links actually warns users that "large number of links indexed in short time can be harmfull for Your website," suggesting potential risks associated with their service. They advise using only 10-500 links per domain monthly to avoid issues—a concerning limitation for larger websites.

Feature Comparison: Beyond Basic Indexing

Rapid URL Indexer offers several additional features that enhance its value:

Free WordPress plugin for automatic submission of new content

Detailed visual reports and charts for performance analysis

CSV data export for further analysis and reporting

No requirement for Google Search Console access

Comprehensive RESTful API for integration with other tools

Speed Links provides basic features like API access and progress tracking, but lacks the additional tools that make Rapid URL Indexer more versatile and user-friendly for SEO professionals.

Effectiveness for Different URL Types

Websites contain various types of URLs, each with unique indexing challenges. Rapid URL Indexer excels at handling this diversity:

New content pages index quickly and reliably

Backlinks across different tiers get properly recognized

Dynamic and JavaScript-heavy pages are handled effectively

E-commerce product pages and category pages index efficiently

Speed Links doesn't provide specific information about its capabilities with different URL types, suggesting a more generalized approach that might not be optimal for all content types.

Integration with Broader SEO Strategy

Rapid URL Indexer seamlessly integrates with other SEO tools and strategies:

Works alongside Google Search Console for comprehensive indexing management

API capabilities allow for automation and integration with custom workflows

WordPress plugin connects directly with content management

Detailed reports complement analytics data for informed decision-making

This integration capability makes Rapid URL Indexer not just a standalone service but a valuable component in a comprehensive SEO strategy.

Best Practices for Maximum Results

To get the most from Rapid URL Indexer:

Prioritize high-quality, unique content for submission

Ensure proper on-page SEO before submission

Focus on mobile-friendly pages for better indexing success

Stagger submissions for natural indexing patterns

Monitor reports to refine your strategy over time

Combine with other SEO efforts like content optimization

Following these practices maximizes your indexing success rate and overall SEO performance.

The Clear Winner for SEO Professionals

SEO professionals consistently select Rapid URL Indexer for several compelling reasons:

Cost-effectiveness: Pay only for results, not attempts

Proven performance: 91% success rate provides confidence

Flexibility: Scale usage based on current needs without long-term commitments

Safety: No risk to client websites or overall SEO efforts

Comprehensive reporting: Better client communication and strategy refinement

Integration capabilities: Fits seamlessly into existing workflows

Whether you manage an e-commerce site needing quick product indexing, a content-heavy website with frequent updates, or an SEO agency handling multiple client projects, Rapid URL Indexer provides the reliability, speed, and features needed for success.

The evidence clearly shows that Rapid URL Indexer outperforms Speed Links in nearly every important aspect, making it the superior choice for anyone serious about maximizing their search visibility and organic traffic.

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What Is Vibe Coding In AI And Why It’s Gaining Attention

Imagine changing a tiny decision from your past — sending that message, saying the right thing, or investing in Bitcoin back in 2009. It wouldn’t take much to reshape your present.

The 2004 movie The Butterfly Effect explored this concept — small tweaks to key moments altered reality. Now, imagine software development worked the same way. You wouldn’t start with lines of code but with intent:

“Build me a customer dashboard with login, charts, and alerts.”

That simple prompt could set everything into motion, with AI handling the rest. Sounds futuristic? Welcome to 2025, where AI-driven development is all about setting the vibe.

What Is Vibe Coding?

Vibe Coding is a conversational, AI-powered approach to software development. You describe what you want in plain language, and AI writes the code. No technical jargon, no manual syntax struggles — just intent turned into working software.

The term was introduced by AI expert Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, reflecting how AI tools have evolved. Early coding assistants merely suggested edits — now, LLMs like GPT, Claude, and tools like Cursor and Superwhisper can generate entire systems.

For a deeper dive, check out TechDogs’ full article: What Is Vibe Coding In AI And Why It’s Gaining Attention In 2025.

How Does It Work?

The process is simple:

Prompt the AI: Say, “Make a landing page with a welcome banner.”

AI Builds the Code: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript generated instantly.

You Review and Refine: Guide changes through conversation.

Tools like Replit, Bolt, and Superwhisper are making this workflow mainstream, transforming how developers — and even non-developers — build software.

Why It Matters

The Perks:

Faster development — weeks reduced to hours.

More accessibility — no coding background needed.

Greater creativity — less time on repetitive tasks.

Studies show AI-assisted developers work up to 55% faster.

The Challenges:

AI code can have bugs — human oversight is essential.

It’s not foolproof — skilled developers still play a key role.

Misuse risks — understanding the tool is critical.

Real-World Impact

Startups, hobbyists, and educators are already embracing Vibe Coding:

Startups prototype faster, cutting time to market.

Designers customize websites or apps without needing developers.

Students learn coding by focusing on logic, not syntax.

The future? AI won’t replace coders — it will amplify them. But developers need AI literacy and prompt engineering skills to fully leverage this new way of building.

Wrapping Up

Vibe Coding makes software development feel more intuitive, creative, and accessible — like setting the right vibe instead of getting lost in code. It’s not perfect, but it’s reshaping how we build software, one prompt at a time.

[fromdevcom]

Angular- which has emerged as a powerful framework for front-end development was designed to address the issues faced in single page application development. Currently, Angular is the best choice of most of the front-end designers for creating an interactive dynamic application. It is the crossed platform supporting language which requires Also, most of the coders prefer Angular because JavaScript is the main pillar behind its development. And, the most famous MEAN stack development requires all the JavaScript technologies to completely develop your whole application which comprised of MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and NodeJS. Thus, they don’t need to learn various languages for the entire development. Learning AngularJS can be very beneficial for those who are willing to mark their presence in front-end or complete full stack development. Anyone can go through Angular Training for learning AngularJS so that they can create interactive designs, templates and dynamic contents for their application. The only requirement is a basic understanding of common web technologies like HTML and CSS. There are multiple AngularJS libraries freely accessible over the internet after utilizing them you can include cool and interactive features like charts, navigation, popups etc., in your web application. Here, I’m discussing a few libraries through which you can easily drive front-end development making it outstanding and effective for the end-users. Let’s explore them in-depth: PrimeNG PrimeNG has a massive collection of UI components for your Angular program. It is an open-source package registered distributed under the MIT license and created by PrimeTek Informatics. It comprised of 80+ components for promoting your UI design easily. For mobile page development, it offers enhanced user experience with touch-optimized elements fulfilling your responsive design need. Its interactive customizable templates allow you to start web designing journey in very less time. Currently, PrimeNG is used by more than one million developers. Its impressive functionalities make more than 500 government, private and other non-profitable organizations to adopt this package for the development. Material 2The material is the official component library of Google. It is developed on Angular and TypeScript. It is comprised of various components for as per material specifications. Whether it is about form-controls, navigation, layout, buttons and indicators, popups, modals, or data table- you will have a complete access to these resources. Thus, you can optimize and organize your content according to your objective. Anyone can leverage this complete package over the github with the comprehensive, modern user interface which runs across the internet, mobile phone or a desktop. NG-Lightening This package holds native angular components and directories. It is created from Scratch in TypeScript over the Lightning Design System CSS framework. If you are facing any interoperable issue like cross-domain, and you want to implement Salesforce Lightning Design System (SDLC) icons- don’t worry. It will assist you with a clone of multiple sprite files such as symbols.svg to which you can access locally on your system through the server. These stateless resources are dependent upon their input properties so that you can achieve an enhanced performance and flexibility to use. NG2 ChartsIf you are dealing with the issues for base charts, NG2 chart is the best option. It offers a complete package to serve varieties of charts including line, polar area, doughnut, pie, radar, bar. It offers various properties, events, colors to effectively include interactive charts in your Angular application. You can easily download this package from Github, here where it is registered under the MIT license. Onsen-UI Onsen-UI is another open source framework licensed under Apache 2.0 written in JavaScript. It assists developers in hybrid app development including HTML5, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Javascript like web technologies.

This package comes up with tabs, side menu, navigation and bunch of other valuable components like lists and forms. It supports iOS and Android material designing with attractive styling to achieve better performance result. The best part about Onsen-UI is that it can support both iOS and Android without any trouble with same source code. Fuel-UIFor those who want new and incredible UI patterns, this library is one of the best options. Fuel-UI is one of the evolving UI components which can be implemented with Angular 2 and Bootstrap 4 project applications. It presents varieties of components, directives, and pipes to utilize your work in the easiest way. For including alert boxes, scrolling effects, popups, tags, bars, navigations, tabs etc., in your template you can simply integrate this library. It also offers directives like animations, highlighting tools, tooltips with multiple pipes to cover the most critical and technical aspects of the development.Thus, you can see how Angular is taking front-end development to another level through its massive set of libraries.

[cssscriptcom]

Modern Canvas JavaScript Charting Library - MyChart.js

MyChart.js is a JavaScript charting library that creates interactive data visualizations using the HTML5 Canvas API. The library supports multiple chart types, including bar, line, pie, mixed, stacked bar, and multi-series line charts with built-in animations and interactive tooltips. Features: Interactive tooltips that respond to mouse events across all chart types Built-in animation system…