The JavaScript function document.getElementById(), long a staple in the front-end web development community, seems pretty straightforward. Unless you’re maintaining an application that uses a legacy Internet Explorer document mode. I found this out the hard way when debugging a legacy application that had been running in IE 5 quirks document mode. After wrapping the legacy Continue reading →
Background I’ve recently been diving into the world of web scraping at work. “Web scraping” refers to extracting information from web pages. Web scraping using jQuery is a simple way to extract targeted information using client-side scripts that can be easily integrated into existing web applications. jQuery is a free JavaScript library that allows the Continue reading →