Add Clippy.js To Your Website For Instant MSWord Nostalgia

If you grew up in the same generation as I did then you probably went through high school and college using MSWord to do most of your homework, specifically if it’s the version that had the animated paperclip named Clippy, the iconic Office Assistant. Like renowned Linux creator Linus Torvalds, I too never understood the [...]

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Colorize Your Source Code With Sunlight

Today I’d like to introduce to you this nice Javascript library that’ll help improve the way source code is embedded on your web page – or at least add a little bit of aesthetic, if you will, to how it’s displayed. After all, we all know how it can be pretty hard scanning through all [...]

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Mozilla Tow Truck: Real-Time Web Browser Collaboration

Mozilla has released its new project called Towtruck that allows web developers to easily collaborate on web browsers in real time. Currently in its experimental Alpha stage, it is implemented in Javascript so adding this to your site would only take two lines of code, with no installation necessary. It’s very easy to use and [...]

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Stellar.js Parallax Scrolling Plugin

If you love the effects of parallax scrolling, then Stellar.js is for you. It’s a jQuery plugin that provides effects of parallax scrolling to any scrolling element, created by Mark Dalgleish. It’s very easy to install and use so newbies to web design won’t have and problems integrating it in their website. The support in [...]

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Spice Up Your Website with Spritely

To make your website more interesting, you can integrate it with a jQuery plugin that has animated effects for your background. You can do this with Spritely. Spritely is created and maintained by Artlogic for the purpose of creating dynamic character and animation using HTML and JavaScript. It’s a lightweight plugin so it saves a [...]

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Create Cool Charts And Graphs Via HTML5 Using Chart.js

Nick Downie has created and developed a script that allows you to generate charts and graphs for internal data (like traffic) and content using JavaScript and HTML5. This HTML5 charts library uses the canvas element hence making all charts drawn using it scalable at any height or width. The [charts] data is passed as a [...]

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Lazy Line Painter

Javascript has helped tremendously in presenting illustrated animation on websites. But it needs a lot of programming which unfortunately, not everyone can do. Good thing there’s the jQuery Lazy Line Painter plugin that helps non-programmers transform an image into animation easily. Applications like Illustrator has an export functionality for this type of format. For you [...]

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A Quick Guide to Bootstrap

Would you like to build a website in a fast and easy way, but don’t know what front-end framework to use? Why not to test some of them and see which one will work best for your project? For instance, you can start with Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a powerful front-end framework that was built at [...]

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Create A Twitter Timeline Using jQuery And CSS

Have you ever wondered what or how it would look like if you merge Twitter’s UI with that of Facebook’s Timeline? Well, wonder no more because web developer and blogger Karthikeyan K. has already done just that - merged the two to create a Twitter Timeline using jQuery and CSS. In the script he created, [...]

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Viewing Images In Hi-Res With Foresightjs

We all know why it is important that all of our images are optimized for the web: it is to help ensure that our website loads fast enough giving it a high performance rating, which in turn results in a higher page rank by Google. But then there are cases when it’s preferable view the [...]

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