For PHP developers snippets come extremely handy when they have to spend long hours to code their websites and applications. These guys can swear on their advantage and the level of control and speed these snippets provide to maintain the pace of their work. PHP snippets can be valuable for any webmaster as they offer a variety of functions which can save their time and efforts when developing a site.

You have seen the example in Gmail and many other web applications where they allow users to select all checkbox items by simply clicking on “Select All” checkbox. I have also created a tutorial in jQuery which you can find here. Today let’s create the same using AngularJS.

If you are creating some sort of image gallery, you might be want to add some cool transition effects to your pictures, while displaying the information content. Most of you may know that we can accomplish these effects only using CSS3 animations, so we will not be requiring any JavaScript code in this tutorial, let’s get started!

Custom Animations are probably Google’s most noticeable addition to Material Design. What they let you achieve is a variety of effects when a certain action or input is observed within an Activity. For the purposes of this post I will be using a few of developer oriented terms such as Intent and Activity so if you are unfamiliar with them, then I do advise you to just look up these terms.