industryterm:web forms

2 Decades of Web Forms. Now, I’m Learning #mvc.
▻https://hackernoon.com/2-decades-of-web-forms-now-im-learning-mvc-88c51ee97c50?source=rss----3a

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This is a true story.For starters, I’m not an MVC expert.This isn’t a blog with all the answers someone transitioning to MVC is looking for.I, like you, have searched the interwebs for such a publication, only to find that everything is pretty much task-oriented, focused on migrating a specific site or function to MVC. I found many blogs about why MVC is better, all the amazing benefits it brings to developers and marketers a like, and why Web Forms should(?) be buried deep in the ground, never to be seen again.What I really wanted to find was someone who knew Web Forms and was starting to work with MVC. I wanted to know their process, challenges, and thoughts on the framework and how easily their skills related. So, I’m making an article from my point of view. A well-seasoned Web Forms (...)

#web-development #developer #web-forms #online-form

Accessibility Matters: Meet Our New Book, “Inclusive Design Patterns”
▻https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/06/inclusive-design-patterns

The Inclusive Design Patterns book covers all the techniques, gotchas and strategies you need to be aware of when building accessible, inclusive interfaces. We’ll explore the document outline, external links and “skip” links, navigation regions and landmarks, labelling and alternative text for illustrations, buttons, tables of contents, JavaScript patterns, touch targets, filter widgets and infinite scrolling and “load more” button and grid display and dynamic content and tab interfaces and password validation and web forms and error messages — and pretty much anything else you need to know about accessibility, including how to prototype with inclusivity in mind, how to deal with legacy browsers and dozens of practical snippets to use when building inclusive (...)

#Book_a11y

Get started with App Engine for PHP: scalable, secure and reliable
▻http://googledevelopers.blogspot.fr/2013/05/get-started-with-app-engine-for-php.html

By Andrew Jessup, Product ManagerCross-posted from the Google Cloud Platform Blog
At Google I/O, we announced PHP as the latest supported runtime for Google App Engine in Limited Preview. PHP is one of the world’s most popular programming languages, used by developers to power everything from simple web forms to complex enterprise applications …

Source: Google Developers Blog

Useful JavaScript Libraries and #jQuery Plugins | Smashing Coding
►http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2012/09/23/useful-javascript-libraries-jquery-plugins-web-developers

Web Forms:
forms framework – auto-saving drafts – file upload (and resuming large downloads) – <select> boxes – modal boxes – form accordion – dynamic labels – drop-down with images – tooltips – extended input – form validation – credit card validation (alternative) – email check – password complexity
Web Typography:
repairing vertical baseline – align text to a grid – responsive measure – fixing widows – fluid line height – scalable headlines (or smart headlines) – Lettering.js – Kerning.js
Little Time-Savers:
exchange rates and currency – date/time formatting – relative timestamps – number and currency formatting – cookies.js – zip.js – extra string methods – countdown.js – sticky content – Google Maps – interactive maps – progress bar – favicon notifications (or Notificon)
Images, Maps, Graphs:
world maps – subway map – Google maps – open source maps – SVG fallback – gauges – graphs – timeline – Retina display – magnifying glass – interactive graphs – plots – time visualization

A Collection of CSS Stylesheets For Web Forms - The Form Assembly
►http://www.formassembly.com/form-garden.php

#design #css #forms