Canvas API
The Canvas API provides a way for developers to dynamically
generate graphics, animations, and other visual effects using
JavaScript. It allows for the creation and manipulation of
graphics elements within a web browser, enabling the drawing
of shapes, text, images, and more onto a designated canvas
area on a webpage.
Geolocation API:
The Geolocation API enables web applications to access a
device's geographical location information. This can
be used to provide location-based services such as
mapping, local search, weather information, and
personalized content based on the user's current
location
File API:
The File API allows web applications to interact with
files on the user's local system. It provides methods
for reading and writing files, as well as accessing
metadata such as file size and type. This API enables
tasks like uploading files via web forms,
manipulating file contents, and accessing
user-selected files for processing within a web
application.
History API:
The History API allows developers to manipulate
the browser's history stack using JavaScript.
It provides methods for adding, modifying, and
navigating through history entries without causing
full page reloads. This enables the creation of
dynamic, single-page web applications with smooth
navigation transitions.
Drag-and-Drop API:
The Drag-and-Drop API allows users to drag elements
on a web page and drop them onto target areas. It
provides events and methods for handling drag-and-drop
interactions, allowing developers to create intuitive
and interactive user interfaces. This API is commonly
used for tasks such as file uploading, reordering
lists, and creating draggable widgets.
jQuery & XMLHttpRequest
jQuery, a lightweight library, simplifies web
development with streamlined DOM manipulation, event
handling, and AJAX requests. Meanwhile, XMLHttpRequest
(XHR) enables asynchronous HTTP requests, powering
dynamic web experiences by fetching and updating
content without reloading pages. Together, they
foster rapid development and enhanced user
interactions.