Rick Adams Jr. never wanted to be a banker. For years, Adams, a lawyer by training, resisted the urge to follow his father ...

Free public DNS servers can improve browsing speed, strengthen privacy, and add security features that go beyond the default DNS services provided by internet service providers. Leading DNS providers ...

Abstract: With the popularity of Node.js, asynchronous, event-driven programming has become widespread in server-side applications. While conceptually simple, event-based programming can be tedious ...

The German composer, born 341 years ago, dominates the classical charts and concert platforms, especially at this time of year. Here’s to his life-giving zombie music! The musical world’s present for ...

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The Green Bay Packers will turn to Clayton Tune – essentially, their third-stringer – as their starting quarterback in the regular-season finale against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, Jan. 4. With ...

The only good thing to come out of the Wisconsin football team's 27-10 humiliating loss to the Maryland Terrapins on Saturday, Sept. 20, is that the Badgers don't play next week. They're on a bye.

A simple and lightweight official Angular component for FusionCharts JavaScript charting library. angular-fusioncharts enables you to add JavaScript charts in your Angular application without any ...

Chart.js 2.7.0 added our timeseries scale as new option called distribution: series. This has greatly improved support for financial timeseries. Chart.js 2.7.1 added fixes for timeseries. Chart.js 2.7 ...

Data-Driven Documents or D3 is a JavaScript library for drawing SVGs with data. It's the magic behind many of the graphs, charts, and other data visualizations you see on the web today. Coffee found ...

The annual State of JavaScript survey is one of the best ways to keep your finger on the pulse of what's new and noteworthy in the world of JavaScript. Here's the rundown from the most recent survey.