The Eclipse IDE has become so popular for Java development that it was only a matter of time before it was extended for HTML and JavaScript as well. With regards to the latter, the JavaScript Development Tools (JSDT) plug-in supports the development of JavaScript applications as well as JavaScript within web applications. It adds a JavaScript project type and perspective to the Eclipse Workbench as well as a number of views, editors, wizards, and builders.

Moreover, it adds the all-important context to the JS object model for context-aware auto-completion. In today's article, we'll use the JSDT plugin to enhance the development of a static web project. Later, we'll explore the integration of third party JS libraries, debugging features, and how to unit test scripts written using the JSDT.

The primary purpose of JavaScript is to write JavaScript functions that are embedded in or included from HTML web pages and interact with the Document Object Model (DOM) of the page. Because JavaScript code can run locally in a user's browser (rather than on a remote server), the browser can respond to user actions quickly, making a web application more responsive.

Furthermore, JavaScript code can capture user actions which HTML can not, such as individual keystrokes. Because JavaScript is the only language that the most popular browsers share support for, it has become a target language for many frameworks (jQuery, MooTools, etc) in other languages, even though JavaScript was never intended to be such a language.

If you're a senior web developer, you know that on the big web projects, you have to encounter a situation where you need a coherent set of HTML buttons with different properties for each button, be it in size, color, or both. This CSS button tutorial will guide you how to use CSS3 to apply the HTML buttons then make them become more stylish, amazing.

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This JavaScript code example is awesome, it's riding a roller coaster, or chasing a TIE fighter to the Death Star. This is a pretty complex JavaScript engine, supporting arbitrary camera and object transformations, and simple triangle clipping. The animation uses catmull-rom splines.

A very nice simulating JavaScript code to practice more.

More 3D JavaScript games to play:
- The 3DAT Maker

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Therefore, today, we have compiled a new list where we are showcasing more 30 excellent AJAX, JavaScript and Lightbox based image galleries for you to boost your photo websites, web-based picture galleries or just personal photo portal.

In this list, you'll see many powerful and amazing JavaScript photo galleries, AJAX picture showcases such as: Blinds, S3 Slider, TN3 Gallery, Super Sized, Anything Slider, Smooth Div Scroll, RoyalSlider, AD Gallery, Nivo Slider, DevKick Galleria, AviaSlider, Polaroid Photo Viewer, Sequence and Diapo.

Though the major search engines already can crawl plain JavaScript content, most SEOs are still very reluctant to use it on their sites and you need to really know how Google and others treat JavaScript to convince your SEO that it's OK to use the language in that particular case.

In case you really need to use some JavaScript, be sure to run tests with the help of a text browser or just disable JavaScript in yours. That will allow you to see how your content is accessible to Googlebot, which is a text-based browser as well. If you can see searchable content that you deliver with the help of JavaScript, then it's most likely OK and it will be crawled and indexed by search engines.

Some other related SEO and JavaScript articles:
- Does JavaScript Hurt SEO Efforts?
- SEO and JavaScript in Web Development

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A small JavaScript code to run the cool awesome JavaScript stage show on your website. This JavaScript converts a simple HTML table into the colorful flashing cells. You may change to many different colors immediately by one click link or wait this JavaScript effect shows.

Very nice and stunning to present some hot products on your welcome pages with JavaScript. Let's try some other awesome JavaScript effects:
- JavaScript Flashing squares
- JavaScript Colorful Object onMouseover

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