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Tag Archives: javascript
turn.js
Turn.js is a plugin for jQuery that adds a beautiful transition similar to real pages in a book or magazine with HTML5. It works in all modern browsers including touch devices. And it is easy to manipulate, and lightweight with … Continue reading
Zoomooz.js
Zoomooz is an easy-to-use jQuery plugin for making any web page element zoom. jQuery plugin that basically does the same as the aforementioned zoom.js. One thing that’s missing though is a shortcut (most likely something like the ESC key) to … Continue reading
Tinycon
Tinycon allows the addition of alert bubbles and changing the favicon image. Usage is a simple as: Tinycon → Tinycon GitHub Repo →
Codecademy
Codecademy is the easiest way to learn how to code. It’s interactive, fun, and you can do it with your friends. Sports a nifty interactive shell Codecademy →
The Vibration API
Part of Mozilla’s WebAPI, to controlling vibration of (handheld) devices: The idea with the Vibration API is to be able to give the user a notification, in a game or other use case, by telling the device to vibrate. It … Continue reading
zoom.js
zoom.js is a proof of concept JavaScript API for zooming in on DOM elements or points. Click on any element on this page to zoom in and click again, or use ESC, to zoom out. Kinda like iOS’s double-tap-element-to-zoom zoom.js … Continue reading
Radio Silence
You might have noticed the absence of posts here on bram.us the past week. Culprit were the new lesson materials I have developed for the course Rich Internet Applications (next year to be renamed to Web & Mobile Development) The … Continue reading
psd.js
Impressive new addition to the list of javascript codec/file format implementations: psd.js is a general purpose file parser for PSD files created in Photoshop. Given a PSD file, it can parse out information such as image size and color modes, … Continue reading
Acko.net Redesign
The last design was meant to feel spacious, the new design is spacious, thanks to generous use of CSS 3D transforms. Webkit-based browser required, video of the result embedded for those without Webkit. Making love to Webkit →
Rickshaw
Rickshaw is a JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time series graphs Rickshaw →
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