Page navigation using touch gestures on mobile devices
Small PHP library introducing to the AOP world
Tiny asynchronous dependency loader, that does not require modification of dependent scripts
Functional testing tool using qUnit
bookmarklet to fill out forms when testing by simply clicking on it.
JS_CodeSniffer is a node.js application that tokenises and "sniffs" JavaScript files to detect violations of a defined coding standard. Currently Idiomatic.js and jQuery Code coding styles available. JS CodeSniffer provides full/summary/xml reports in phpcs format. It can be used in SVN/Git pre-commit hooks.
Cross-browser CSS generator bookmarklet
Easy-to-customize responsive player for embedded Youtube or HTML5 videos.
You can use it as customizable Youtube player or as HTML video player with fallback to Youtube player if the user browser doesn't support HTML5 video element.
The player is aware of the vandalic way DivX embeds its own web player when installed, and tries to fix it gratefully.
The plugin turns your markup into a slide-show with a set of fancy configurable transition effects. The plugin tries to render the effects with CSS3 transitions. However if the browser does not support CSS3, the same effects will be achieved by JS.
Every available effect is encapsulated into a separate module. One can remove redundant effect modules from jquery.t-effects and leave the only code responding to his requirements.
That is a jquery plugin, which emulates HTML5 Form behavior on old browsers.The plugin also allows to customize form submission validation tooltips and field validation callbacks (e.g. via XMLHttpRequest).
Currently the plugins serves following input types: text, email, url, number, tel and following input properties: novalidate, placeholder, required, autofocus, pattern, min, max
Either you likely provide already sharing buttons to you blog posts or not, you may be interested in this light-weight solution. Why? Because it’s fancy, it takes very little space on your page and it is so easy to attach.
Have you ever noticed Google+ has an amazing feature called Google Feedback. You click on feedback highlight an area of the site page and getting screenshot with your marking on it sent to the Google support team. If you wonder of having this tool on your own, just take my code and adapt for your requirements.
JSA is a simple JavaScript application design pattern. The plugin supplies classes $.jsa.BaseAbstract and $.jsa.WidgetAbstract. With the first one you can create a hierarchy of application components which inherit properties of their parents in the way of class-oriented languages. Using the second you can make a YUI-styled widget out of your component. Thus your presentation components will match the same pattern, having renderUI section for transformation calls and syncUI to subscribe events.
Please find details int the article dsheiko.com/weblog/js-application-design
The Web site advertising business became much more profitable to Web site owners, and more effective for advertisers, when Web advertising agencies invested in contextual advertising techniques, like those used by AdSense and IntelliTXT. Instead of display almost randomly chosen ads, context advertising techniques show ads that are picked automatically by the ad servers to match the topics of the content displayed in each page.
This package implements a solution that can be used to display contextual advertising using PHP. It can scan the text in the current page and submit it to the server. In response to the request, contextual advertising may be displayed in a pop-up window.
New features of Thesaurus 3.0
- Retrieving data though Cross-Domain Request. That allows you to have the same controller for instances of Thesaurus on different domains.
- Instancing of tooltips. When the term occures within the tooltip text it will cause another tooltip when hovering by mouse.
- Effects. Different transition effects for tooltip appearance are available.
- On click and on visit statistics for tooltips
BlogSlideShow is a jQuery plugin enhancesing your blog pages with image viewer, which provides fancy transition effects.
BlogSlideShow comprises my library tEffects, which tries to apply CSS3 transitions to achieve the effects. If the browser does not support CSS3, it visualizes the effects using JS. So the plugin is running effects as good as the browser can afford.