CSS3 - a new web technology that's attracting many web developers, web coders and web programmers - and be with HTML5, we can create a lot of awesome and stunning web experiments that the audiences can not be disappointed by using; obviously we have to need the support of JavaScript programming language, JavaScript frameworks.

And that's the subject of this JavaScript showcase today: jsB@nk is going to present you a list of about 50 web applications that built base on CSS3, these CSS3 experiments are very various, comprise CSS3 Clock, Analogue Clock, 3D Cube, CSS3 Accordion, Isocube, Turning Coke Can, 3D Meninas, Polaroid Gallery, Sliding Vinyl, Zooming Polaroids, Animated Rocket, Morphing Cubes, Animated Polaroid Gallery, Spotlight Cast Shadow, Lightbox Gallery, Coverflow, jQuery DJ Hero, SVG Fisheye Menu.

Please check them in detailed page and see more awesome web applications, JavaScript experiments below if you still want:
- Showcases of Awesome Designs with Stunning JavaScript
- Amazing Website with Awesome JavaScript and HTML5 effects
- 10 Super Good JavaScript Experiments on Google Chrome
- Awesome HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript Applications for Incredible Experiments
- Great JavaScript Experiment Showcases on Chrome, Safari

If you worked on many JavaScript and jQuery projects, you should be familiar with many JavaScript source codes such as Class.method1().method2().methodN(). This JavaScript article tutorial provides some basic concepts about this field. Please go to the inner page for full details.

JavaScript sliders, jQuery sliding effects, are awesome and stunning web effects in web design. There are countless different websites, personal blogs, business web pages that use JavaScript sliding effects to display the information.

In this post, jsB@nk would like to present 30 websites that are the best ones among hundreds of beautiful sites make excellent use of JavaScript sliders. Come to see its stunning shows from JavaScript sliding effects.

More awesome and stunning JavaScript showcases on jsB@nk:
- Showcases of Awesome Designs with Stunning JavaScript
- Amazing Website with Awesome JavaScript and HTML5 effects
- 30 Creative Examples of Javascript Slider & Scrollers

Today in this post, jsB@nk would like to show you another list of 50+ very helpful JavaScript source codes, JavaScript tools and excellent jQuery plug-ins that cover all fields: picture viewers, image slideshows, chart creators, awesome multi-level menus, etc.

Please go to the inner post page for full list, or try some others:
- 35 High-Class JavaScript and jQuery Tutorials for Advance Web Developers
- Amazing Website with Awesome JavaScript and HTML5 effects
- Ultimate of Awesome Tools for JavaScript Developers
- Awesome Sites with Wonderful JavaScript effects using jQuery
- Ultimate List of Web Development Resources with JavaScript, HTML, CSS and Books

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In the previous JavaScript articles, jsB@nk showed many very useful JavaScript tips & tricks:
- Essential Guidelines of Helpful JavaScript Shorthand codes
- Efficient and Helpful JavaScript/jQuery Tips and Tricks
- Some Basic JavaScript Guidelines for Accessibility

Today, in this JavaScript post, I would like to tell about JavaScript shorthand codes, JavaScript shorthand techniques that improve your awesome JavaScript coding skills, JavaScript application development. They're valuable JavaScript coding styles every JavaScript developer should master.

Are you ready to go? Please leave any suggestion you need in the comments.

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Dojo is a JavaScript Framework Kit (software components kit) which is somehow less famous than jQuery, but yet it possess almost the same features. Very easy to install and lightweight, it allows you to (logically) organize your JavaScript code in JavaScript classes, as well as attributes and methods. You can use the JavaScript inheritance concepts and inclusions of classes into each other.

But that's not all: Dojo comes another framework called: "Dijit". It contains among others many (fully coded) graphical tools such as calendars, windows fade or even "displayers" to easily organize your site as tabs (for example).

Most experienced front-end web developers probably already have many CSS3 tips & tricks in this post as part of their CSS coding guidelines, but did you know there are some powerful CSS selectors to target an empty DOM element, HTML elements of a specific type, or maybe any type of element?

Many older resources tend to shy away from using some of these CSS3 tricks, however more and more we see that modern browsers are so fast, it doesn't matter nowadays. With that in mind, JavaScriptBank.com is happy to present 10 handy CSS3 selectors you can start using today.

More other CSS3 tips & tricks to master yourself:
- CSS3 box-shadow Property Basics
- HTML Button with CSS3: Tiny & Helpful Demo plus Tutorial
- Great Collection of Extreme CSS3, JavaScript Tutorials

In this article, the author will show you how to use the JavaScript (plus jQuery) for creating a simple news ticker step by step. Although this is just a simple JavaScript code, but the steps are very detailed, so you may learn few things to use JavaScript + jQuery effectively.