PaintbrushJS by Dave Shea

August 21st, 2010 - CSS, Javascript, XHTML - No Comments

PaintbrushJS is a lightweight, browser-based image processing library
that can apply various visual filters to images within a web page.

So, who’s into photoshop filters with just a little Javascript, CSS and HTML elements?

Your “thank you” goes to Author of Mezzoblue, David Shea!

Class JS – Basic class structure in under a kilobyte of code

May 10th, 2010 - Frontend, Javascript - No Comments

Javascript freak? Do you need setters, getters, constructors and class extending capabilities? Class JS provides a basic class structure in under a kilobyte of code.

jQuery Offline plugin

May 7th, 2010 - Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

jQuery offline plugin provides a mechanism for retrieving and storing data through JSON on the client side. While the plugin makes use of the HTML5 localStorage API for persistence, the plugin will fall back to making a request to the server each time for browser that don’t support localStorage. The author states that jQuery Offline should be used in conjunction with Rack::Offline for automating the process of generating a cache manifest and jQuery-templ for taking a javascript object and producing the necessary HTML out of it.

Pagination with jQuery: Sweet Pages

May 6th, 2010 - Frontend, jQuery - 1 Comments

A jQuery plugin and a tutorial on how to paginate small sets of data on the client side using jQuery.

CSS and jQuery tutorial: Inline Modal Window

April 26th, 2010 - CSS, Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

As the author of this tutorial says, and i totally agree with him, there are times that out of the box solutions for modal windows are not working as they should. Especially when you have to combine scripts things can get really messy. So over at sohtanaka.com you can find a really good tutorial on how to create your own inline modal windows with css and jquery.