In the last tutorial, I used a default template project and this is shown on the source code like this:
1 | table.select({maxRecords:3,view:'All tasks'}).firstPage(); |
If you use a grid view, see the next image: then the source code for selection is this:
1 2 3 | table.select({ view: 'Grid tasks view' }).firstPage(); |
If you want to use javascript, it needs to have a good field name. For… Read More »
You need to have an account on the airtable website and set an A.P.I. key on this. Create a folder named Airtable001 pen in Visual Studio Code. Create a file named app.js. On the terminal and start the project with npm init command and select the app.js file when the running init ask it. Install… Read More »
The tool website called codepen.io is a very useful tool in which you can test HTML, CSS, and JavaScript source code with the related libraries. In this short tutorial, I show you I translated a simple example from Google Books A.P.I. in the codepen.io web interface. The basic example of the source code from the… Read More »
Today I start programming a firefox extension. After some research and tests, I saw this is not a simple issue and I create this first tutorial about Programming extension with Firefox. I created a folder named myx and I add with two files: manifest.json and myx.js. The first file named manifest.json has this source code:… Read More »
The intro of this website tool is very simple; Everyone loves the Google CDN right? Even Microsoft runs a public CDN. The problem is, they only host the most popular libraries. We host all the popular libraries – JavaScript, CSS, SWF, images, etc! Basically, you can search and use one of the large databases of… Read More »
This is a great component for creating editors and parse the content by programming languages and not only that. The last version can be found at the GitHub project. Another step in using this tool is the next generation of the CodeMirror in-browser editor, see the codemirror.next. If you want to use it with Google’s… Read More »
The development team tells us about this javascript library: A-Frame can be developed from a plain HTML file without having to install anything. A great way to try out A-Frame is to remix the starter example on Glitch, an online code editor that instantly hosts and deploys for free. Is easy to write source code… Read More »