By Mufti Ali on August 28, 2010
Touch Gallery is an open source full-screen photo gallery for touch devices that brings the look and feel of native photo viewing applications to your mobile browser.
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By Mufti Ali on August 27, 2010
There’s nothing like a subtle, slick website widget that effectively uses CSS and JavaScript to enhance the user experience. Of course widgets like that take many hours to perfect, but it doesn’t take long for that effort to be rewarded with above-average user retention and buzz. One of the widgets I love is Twitter’s “Follow” button. Davidwalsh show us how we can implement this functionality with three popular JavaScript toolkits: MooTools, jQuery, and Dojo.
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By Mufti Ali on August 27, 2010
TableKit is a collection of HTML table enhancements using the Prototype framework. TableKit currently implements row striping, column sorting, column resizing and cell editing using Ajax.
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By Mufti Ali on August 26, 2010
In previous post we have published article “10 CSS3 Basic Tutorials & Techniques“. On today post we will continue our discussion about CSS3 with “CSS3 Tutorials and Techiques for Creating Buttons”.
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By Mufti Ali on August 25, 2010
jQuery.html5form is HTML5 – jQuery form validation plugin which work without any additional JavaScript. Currently only Safari & Google Chrome supports this functionality. This plugin gets the same result in Firefox & Internet Explorer.
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By Mufti Ali on August 25, 2010
There’s tons of great JavaScript charting libraries out there. Too many to choose from. Although many of the charting libraries allow you to dynamically update data, none have really been optimized for a constant stream of data.
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By Mufti Ali on August 24, 2010
CSS3 is changing how we build websites. CSS3 offers several new features that really help us in web design and web development. CSS3 has taken a very large step forward in helping web developers get away from importing mass amounts of images/JavaScript and making it possible to do this only by using pure CSS.
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By Mufti Ali on August 23, 2010
OpenHeatMap is a service designed to make it easy for non-specialists to create maps communicating information. It transforms data from a traditional data source such as a spreadsheet into an interactive animated view of a particular area. You can then share that map online, a bit like YouTube for geographic visualizations.
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By Mufti Ali on August 23, 2010
PaintbrushJS is a lightweight, browser-based image processing library that can apply various visual filters to images within a web page. You use it by applying a class to an element on the page and setting a few parameters with some extra HTML attributes. If the element is an img or it has a background-image set in your CSS, PaintbrushJS will create a temporary canvas element and manipulate the image there, before finally saving it back out to the original element.
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By Mufti Ali on August 22, 2010
Web applications like Gmail, Facebook, Campfire and Pandora are becoming more and more like desktop applications every day. Running each of these web apps in an individual tab in your browser can be a real pain.
Fluid lets you create a Site Specific Browser (SSB) out of any website or web application, effectively turning your favorite web apps into desktop apps. Using Fluid to create an SSB out of your favorite website is simple.
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