Previously in another post, I had created a uploader using simple HTML and PHP to upload files directly to Amazon AWS S3 server. In this tutorial, we will transform s3 uploader into Ajax based uploader using jQuery. Ajax makes it really easy for the user as the page doesn’t need to be reloaded and we can also show a progress bar as the user waits for the upload to finish.

There are tons of responsive menus out there, but let’s be honest – most of them need tweaking to suit your specific needs. And don’t forget the bloat – many include a pile of styles, scripts, and features you’ll never even use. So why not build your own? This guide walks you through creating a clean, lightweight, and responsive sliding sidebar menu that works beautifully across all screen sizes. It’s easy to integrate, fully customizable, and gives you total control over both functionality and design.

Ajax forms are an integral part of web technology today and make sending HTTP requests pleasant for the user, no page reloads and it’s fast. jQuery Ajax can send-receive information in various formats such as HTML, JSON or XML. Today, Let’s learn various methods of jQuery Ajax to send data to the server and back.

Geolocation API is an important feature available in modern HTML5 web browsers, which allows us to request current location of the user using JavaScript, the location information is represented by latitude and longitude coordinates. For privacy reasons, the user permission is required to access its location information.