jQuery Boilerplate is a skeletal framework for easy jQuery plugin development. It is truly object-oriented, it implements public and private methods as well as public and private properties, making it the ideal candidate for when building both simple and complex jQuery plugins. It does not adhere to the suggestions made by the jQuery documentation regarding [...]
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JavaScript Diagramming Library: JointJS
These days most professionals rely on online collaboration tools to create and share information. Take the example of Google Docs, Adobe Buzzword etc. However, there are very few diagramming tools for online users to create and share technical diagrams free of cost. However, JointJS does allow you to cater to all the needs of online diagramming for free. JointJS [...]
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Hope you did not miss our recent post about the use of maps as emerging trend in web design. If you have not followed the suit yet, now is the time. Because it is now quite easy to add maps to your websites with MapQuery. MapQuery, a jQuery plugin that you can use to add maps [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Determine the Visible Fractions of An HTML Element: jQuery.fracs
jQuery.fracs determines the visible fraction of an HTML element that is currently in the viewport, as well as the fraction it takes of the complete viewport and the fraction of the area that might possibly be visible. It also provides the coordinates of the visible rectangle in document, element and viewport space.
Read the rest of this entry »JavaScript Library for Enhancing HTML Select Boxes: Chosen
Chosen is a tiny JavaScript library for enhancing HTML select boxes. This plugin hides standard HTML selects and provides an alternative using modern HTML and CSS. That means it’s possible to add behaviour that standard selects don’t support without losing support when JavaScript is turned off. Instead of forcing your users to scroll through a giant [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Best Practices for Building JavaScript Applications: JavaScriptMVC
JavaScriptMVC is an open-source framework containing the best ideas in jQuery development. It guides you to successfully completed projects by promoting best practices, maintainability, and convention over configuration. It is for those people who care about things like test driven development, performance, code quality, structure and maintainability. Built on top of jQuery, it consists of [...]
Read the rest of this entry »A JavaScript HTML5 Audio Library: Buzz!
Buzz is a small but powerful JavaScript HTML5 library that allows you to easily take advantage of the new HTML5 audio element. It degrades properly on non-modern browsers. In a few lines you can check for various audio format and start, stop, loop, fade-in and fade-out sounds. The library provides a useful interface for organizing [...]
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When optimizing websites and web applications for performance, one of the top thing you should do is shifting the load of data processing from server side to the client end. There are a number of simple ways to achieve it, for example, you can do it with simple JavaScript just as Backbone.js and Spine are doing it. Not [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Creating Custom Dropdown Menus With DropKick.js
DropKick.js is a jQuery plugin for creating beautiful, graceful, and painless custom dropdown menus. DropKick works by transforming your existing, boring select lists into beautiful, customizable HTML dropdowns. The name attribute is the only one that is required. DropKick was made to be easily theme-able and supports dynamic theme changing.
Read the rest of this entry »CSS3 Transitions With Custom Easing Functions: Morf.js
Morf.js is a Javascript work-around for hardware accelerated CSS3 transitions with custom easing functions. This CSS3 transition utility lets you define your own easing formulas and it uses Shifty to calculate keyframe states. What Morf.js actually does is create a CSS3 animation on the fly for the requested transition. In other words at the time [...]
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