DOM Monster is a cross-platform, cross-browser bookmarklet that will analyze the DOM & other features of the page you’re on, and give you its bill of health. Just install the DOM Monster bookmarklet, and use it on any web page or app. If there are problems, DOM Monster will point them out and even make [...]
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Sinatra Inspired Web Development Framework for Node: ExpressJS
ExpressJS is an insanely fast (and small) server-side JavaScript web development framework built on node and Connect. It provides high performance, high class web development for Node.js. Features Robust routing Dynamic view helpers Application level view options View rendering and partials support Session based flash notifications
Read the rest of this entry »Open Source Feature Rich jQuery Form Validator: validVal
jQuery.validVal is an open source validation plugin designed to simplify form validation. It is highly customizable, very feature rich and can easily be dropped on any type of HTML-form (even AJAX-forms) with very little effort. validVal supports three default value-validations: required, numeric and email-format. It supplies a workaround for IE’s lack of support for the [...]
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JavaScript today is capable of generating a lot of data. The easiest way to deliver multiple files to your users is in a Zip file. Instead of wasting server resources and bandwidth you can get the browser client to do it for you and JSZip helps to create .Zip files with Javascript. The biggest issue with [...]
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SheepIt is a jQuery plugin that allows you to clone form elements dynamically. It is very useful to develop advanced forms that require the same type of load data multiple times. SheepIt lets you load an array of data to the entire form, to an embedded clone form or to a specific clone. The method will [...]
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Diem is a content management system and framework based on modern / powerful frameworks, full MVC and object oriented and made with flexibility & performance in mind. As a framework: Diem is flexible and there is no pre-installed stuff ( blog, comments…). The developer creates its own modules by declaring them in configuration files. Then Diem [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Cross Browser JavaScript Library For HTML5 Audio Players: audio.js
audio.js is a drop-in javascript library that allows HTML5’s tag to be used anywhere. It uses native audio where available and an invisible flash player to emulate audio for other browsers. It provides a consistent html player UI to all browsers which can be styled used standard css. With Flash as a fallback, it works [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Horizontal Navigations with Unlimited Sub-menus: jMenu
jMenu is a jQuery plugin that enables us to create horizontal navigations with unlimited sub-menus. The markup of the menu is pretty clean as it makes use of nested lists. This jQuery horizontal menu can be customized using the CSS. The demo comes with an admin panel that helps to easily customize the functionality / JS of [...]
Read the rest of this entry »MobilyMap Converts A Simple Image Into A Functional Map
MobilyMap is a lightweight (5KB only), fully configurable jQuery plugin that converts a simple image into a functional map by overlaying dynamic elements on it such as markers. Like Google Maps, you can place your own marker icons and add location information to specific markers with a draggable image interface.
Read the rest of this entry »Parallel Script Loader To Speed Up & Modernize Websites: HeadJS
Head.js is a sort of mashup of a script loader, a feature detector, and an HTML5 shiv/shim in just over 2kb of JavaScript. It allows you to include multiple script requests within one chained call. It gives different configurations for loading and execution of scripts. For instance, you can load in parallel and execute either [...]
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