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10 Awesome jQuery Mobile Plugins
Article Introduction：Ten powerful jQuery Mobile plug-ins help you create an excellent mobile experience! These plug-ins are optimized and designed for mobile websites, covering many functions such as mobile sliding touch, mobile device detection, mobile browser inspection, mobile image library, mobile drag and drop, mobile touch scrolling, mobile Ajax calls, mobile CSS adjustment, and so on. Come and explore! Related readings: - 50 jQuery Mobile development tips - 10 jQuery iPhone style plug-ins - 10 sets of free mobile icon sets - 10 mobile demo websites
jQuery SwipeGallery
This lightweight plug-in is optimized for mobile websites and supports swipe operations. Just a few lines of H
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10 Slider-based WordPress Plugins
Article Introduction：10 recommended WordPress slide plug-ins based on jQuery animation
WordPress plug-ins are emerging one after another, which is dazzling. And using content slideshows, dynamic navigation menus, or sliding social bookmark icons can make your blog stand out. This article will recommend 10 slide-based WordPress plugins to make your blog more dynamic. jQuery developers will also show jQuery code in WordPress (just like this example!).
Dynamic Content Gallery
This plugin uses the JonDesign SmoothGallery script (based on MooTools) or
2025-03-02
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5 jQuery Touch Swipe Image Gallery Plugins
Article Introduction：Five super cool jQuery touch sliding picture library plug-ins are recommended to help you display your products or portfolios in a wonderful way! Users can swipe up and down, left and right to switch pictures, which is worth a try! Related articles:
30 Best Free Android Media Players
Add jQuery drag/touch support for iPad
Hammer.js touch carousel diagram
A JavaScript library for multi-touch gestures.
Source code demonstration 2. TouchSwipe
TouchSwipe is a jQuery plug-in that can be used with jQuery on touch devices such as iPad and iPhone.
Source code demonstration 3. TouchWipe
Allows you to use iPhone, iPad or i
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How Can I Find Cars That Passed All Listed Tests?
Article Introduction：Finding Cars That Passed All Tests in a ListThe task at hand involves identifying cars from a "cars" table that have successfully passed all tests...
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How Can I Call C Code (DLL) from C#?
Article Introduction：Calling C Code from C#In a typical scenario, interfacing with external libraries and code written in different programming languages can pose a...
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Building Next-Level Apps: How Next.js Enhances What React Can Do
Article Introduction：While learning TypeScript, I also wanted to level up my skills in React. React had already given me a solid foundation for building interactive user interfaces, but I felt there was more to explore. That’s when my instructor introduced me to Next.js,
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Developing a Simple RESTful API with Gin, ginvalidator, and validatorgo
Article Introduction：ThistutorialguidesyouthroughcreatingabasicRESTfulAPIusingGo,theGinframework,andtheopen-sourcelibrariesginvalidatorandvalidatorgo.Theselibrariessimplifyinputvalidation,makingyourAPImorerobust.We'llbuildanAPIformanagingproductinventory.TheAPIwillsuppor
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Building a BLE Real-Time macOS Menu Bar App
Article Introduction：Thistutorialdemonstratesbuildingareal-timemacOSmenubarapplicationusingaBleuIOUSBBLEdongletodisplayenvironmentaldata.BleuIOsimplifiesBLE(BluetoothLowEnergy)development,makingitidealforcreatinginnovativeprojects.macOSmenubarappsofferadiscreetwaytomonit
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Building Static HTML Pages with JSX Server-Side Rendering
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Have you ever visited a website that took forever to load? Frustrating, isn't it? Fast loading times and smooth user experiences aren't just nice-to-haves—they're essential for keeping visitors around and ranking high on search eng
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Compile-Time Assertions in Go (Golang)
Article Introduction：The compile-time assertion mechanism of Go language is used to enforce specific conditions or constraints at the compilation stage rather than at runtime. If the conditions are not met, the compilation process will fail and report an error, which helps to detect errors as early as possible and ensure that the program satisfies certain invariants or assumptions before execution. Compile-time assertions are often used to ensure that data structures are sized as expected. Verify that the value of a constant or expression is as expected. Enforce type constraints or other compile-time checks. Compile-time assertions in Go The Go language itself does not directly support compile-time assertions like some other languages. However, we can achieve similar functionality with some clever techniques. Here are some common methods: Assert that a constant boolean expression is true (or false) at compile time: We can take advantage of the following features: The Go language specification is clear
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