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Top UI Developer Interview Questions and Answers

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Here I am sharing top frequently asked UI Developer interview questions and answers for freshers and experienced. This list of UI developer interview questions and answers will be helpful for UI beginner who just started their career as UI developer, and surely help you during interview session. Question #1 – What is the difference between html, xhtml, html 4 and html 5? Which one do you use typically? HTML5 is an upgraded version of html 4 and presented some new features like Audio, Video, Canvas, Drag & Drop, Storage, Geo Location,…

How do control browser caching?

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image source: techstream.org I faced browser caching issue for my website from last 4-5 days. I had a lot of research to resolve it but my website always loaded from browser cache. It was not loading from server until I refreshed it. If I refreshed URL, it loaded from server with my updated changes. After spending 2-3 days on analyzing this issue, I found the solution for this. I want to share this post by that in future no body will face this type of problem. What is browser cache?…

How to calculate your accurate loan EMI ? Check a fully functional EMI calculator

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Now a days every finance organization required a EMI calculator for their costumers. There are some EMI calculator available on internet but the issue with them of fully functionality like- Pie graph not working and loan EMI is not calculating on input. So to get rid off these all issue, I developed a fully functional Loan EMI calculator by using HTML5 and jQuery.    BUY   $80   If anybody want to integrate this calculator in their website, please comment here..

How to Upgraded Font Awesome

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HTML KickStart now uses Font Awesome version 4.2.0! A lot of people have been asking for this upgrade. I was a little hessitant to upgrade because of the new CSS naming convention in Font Awesome (FA). The older version of FA used a nice verbose “icon-name” CSS class, I like that better. The new class is “fa fa-name” and I don’t find this very human readable. However, the benifits of over 200 more new icons and keeping FA up-to-date far outweights the downside.  You may have also noticed that I…

Simple CSS-Only Row and Column Highlighting

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Highlighting rows of a table is pretty darn easy in CSS.tr:hover { background: yellow; } does well there. But highlighting columns has always been a little trickier, because there is no single HTML element that is parent to table cells in a column. A dash of JavaScript can handle it easily, but Andrew Howe recently emailed me to share a little trick he found on StackOverflow, posted by Matt Walton. It was a few years old, so I thought I’d just clean it up and post it here. The trick is using huge pseudo elements…

The Two Flavors of a ‘One Web’ Approach: Responsive vs. Adaptive

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You’ve probably heard people say we’re living in a “post-PC world.” What does that mean for web developers? It means that 30% to 50% of your website’s traffic now comes from mobile devices. It means that soon, desktop and laptop users will be in a minority on the web. How do we deal with this tectonic shift in user behavior? We’ve moved beyond the era of m-dot or t-dot hacks, into one where responsive and adaptive design techniques rule the day — what the W3C calls aOne Web approach. The…

Importance of declarative-first programming

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Programming is mainly centered on giving instructions. Most of the time developers exert effort and spend time on giving instructions to a computer using input logic. This is often reflected in the form of page requests, pulling content from databases, and sending the said content to the browser for the user to see or read. This process, where you basically tell a computer how to do a task is generally known as programming but don’t be mistaken. It’s just the head-side of the coin. Giving computers instructions is just a facet of programming…

Unable to open default home page in FireFox

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This behavior can sometimes be caused by an add-on installed in Firefox. To figure out if this might be the cause, start Firefox in Safe Mode which will cause Firefox to load without any add-ons running. To start Firefox in Safe Mode, hold the Shift key while clicking on the Firefox icon and you will be prompted to start in Safe Mode or Reset Firefox. Choose Safe Mode and see if Firefox loads up the default page you are trying to set. If it does, then one of your add-ons…

Differences between PHP / pHtml

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.phtml was the standard file extension for PHP 2 programs. .php3 took over for PHP 3. When PHP 4 came out they switched to a straight .php. It’s a huge facility developer-side, though, when your web project grows bigger.so using the .phtml extension rather than .php would just be a formality used to denote a file that is more html dense rather than php You make use of both in this fashion: .PHP Page doesn’t contain view-related code .PHTML Page contains little (if any) data logic and the most part…