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Why you should learn Javascript?

I am a strong web enthusiast that lead me into learning Javascript. But after learning this scripting language, I must say everyone who uses a computer must learn this language and there are many reasons for this, few of them I am going to list over here. It is the easiest Object Oriented Programming language. It is very flexible in syntax, unlike Java it is not a strictly typed language. It is a cross platform language which can be run on mobile devices as well as laptops. You don't need anything to install, test, run and debug your JavaScript programs except a web browser. Stackoverflow has highest number of questions tagged as Javascript. So, you will be getting best support from the web while learning this language. With introduction of node.js Javascript, which often used to be a client side scripting language, it can now be used for server side programming as well. For any Computer Science student or anyone looking a career in computing, it is essential to know th...

Develop iOS, Android and Windows applications using HTML - Part 2

This post is in the continuation of my previous post . In this post, I will tell you about : How to deploy HTML code to build iOS , Android and Windows application. How to retrive the value of the data from the form that we created in my previous post. The submit button that we created in our previous does nothing. In this, we will add some functionality to it. We will show a popup after we press submit showing the values that we entered in the text boxes. To do this, you need to write a function in a javascript. It is a good idea to create a separate folder for all your scripts. I have created a folder named “js” and created a file called “custom.js” in that.   For the popup, you need create a separate “div” tag. Place the code shown above the closing “</body>” tag . < div data-role ="popup" id ="submitPopup" data-inline ="true" data-transition ="slideup" data-position-to ="origin" >     < span id =...