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Essential HTML, CSS and JavaScript techniques
Darcy Clarke dives into the latest HTML, CSS and JS development techniques to assist your workflow -
Create a responsive wireframe
New developments make responsive wireframes a breeze. Chris Da Sie builds a single-page example showcasing the power of open source framework Wirefy -
Essential JavaScript: the top five graphical libraries
Jack Franklin explores five libraries for doing graphical work with JavaScript, covering data visualisation, 3D work and game-building -
Dmitry Baranovskiy on breaking web boundaries
Raphaël creator Dmitry Baranovskiy explains why JavaScript libraries are like cars, and what it feels like to see your work in the White House -
Get your JavaScript in order
Mike Byrne provides the lowdown on a simpler way to structure your JavaScript – that should help prevent it fragmenting into messy, brain-bashing gobbledygook -
Devs welcome jQuery 2.0 release
Positive response to future-looking jQuery that ditches support for old browsers
