Posts Tagged ‘ JavaScript ’
Yes, there are loads of context menu plugins already. But they require a fair amount of work to make them look good. This one is easy to use, small, and looks good. Demo http://joewalnes.github.com/jquery-simple-context-menu/example.html Features Tiny library. Only dependency is jQuery. Simple API. Looks good out of the box, with no additional tweaking. Designed to look and [ READ MORE ]
A while back, I needed to create a quick slide-show. I decided to hack it up in HTML – mostly to make it easier to track the diffs in version control and make it easy to distribute. There are many frameworks out there to build sexy HTML based slideshows, but I only had 10 mins [ READ MORE ]
Having recently built a simple LDAP library that required a bit of C++, I think Node would really benefit from LibFFI bindings. LibFFI allows C functions to be called dynamically at runtime from another language. There are LibFFI bindings for Python (ctypes), Ruby (Ruby-FFI) and Java (JNA), amongst others. If FFI bindings existing for Node, you’d [ READ MORE ]
There’s tons of great JavaScript charting libraries out there. Too many to choose from. I’ve just made it worse by adding yet another to the mix. Before I go on, I want to balance karma a little – if you’re looking for a JavaScript charting library, just use Flot. I don’t know anything about your [ READ MORE ]
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