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MASHA (short for Mark & Share) is a JavaScript utility allowing you to mark interesting parts of web page content and share it. Just select text (paragraphs, sentences, words) on MASHA powered page and copy generated URL from location bar. Opening of that url will open the page with same content and restored marks. Try it on this page!
This jQuery plugin is a free and lightweight content slider for creating cool 3D (and 2D) slideshows for featured content on your website.
Prism is a new lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter, built with modern web standards in mind. It’s a spin-off from Dabblet and is tested there daily by thousands.
As we know – HTML5 defines a new element called <video> for embedding video. Usually people use this element to embed a video into web page. It is very convenient. Because the <video> element is designed to be usable without any detection scripts.
I remember trying to get into starting with Node.js months ago and, to be frank, it wasn’t the simplest process. Installation was a hassle, and pretty much required the use of a Linux of Mac computer. Now, Node.js has evolved to the point where just about anyone can get started using Node.js (maybe not my grandparents, but they don’t even have a computer). Let’s get started!
Solid design patterns are the basic building block for maintainable software applications. If you’ve ever participated in a technical interview, you’ve liked been asked about them. In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at a few patterns that you can start using today.
When building a web application, you oftentimes need to give users the ability to download a piece of data as a file. It could be a backup of configuration settings, reports, or other piece of information that is generated dynamically.
Modernizr 2.6 is now available. Below is a summary of the major changes. The full diff is also available.
You can download the latest at the builder. You must upgrade if you're using geolocation or flexbox; otherwise you only should upgrade.
You can download the latest at the builder. You must upgrade if you're using geolocation or flexbox; otherwise you only should upgrade.
I didn't even know there was such a thing as "seamless" iframes. But there is and they are coming (literally an attribute on the iframe element). Essentially they inherit some styles from outside of them, but are otherwise sandboxed. Perfect for something like Disqus eh? Front end engineer Ben Vinegar from Disqus introduces them and shows some smart ways for emulating them now.
On a recent responsive project, I quickly ran into a new challenge: how to manage JavaScript on a site where the interface and functionality changes at different breakpoints. For example, an image carousel might need to be animated at one breakpoint but turn into a simple image grid at the next; you don't want that JavaScript to still be functioning if someone crosses between them.
Hey did you know that you can flip elements in 3D space with CSS3? You probably should as this has been possible for nearly two years. First only in Webkit browsers – Safari and Chrome, but now in Firefox as well. This means that more than half of the world (that use a non IE browser) can see advanced, CSS driven animations and effects.
Performance optimization is a crucial aspect of building ‘snappy’ client-side applications and something which all developers using jQuery should bear in mind. In this talk, we're going to take a look at some of the best practices, tips and tricks for improving the performance of your jQuery code in 2011 with some quick wins and a few new surprises along the way.
Google's Map API is one of the most popular JavaScript libraries on the web, used by more than 350,000 websites. And with good reason – it's powerful and for six years was absolutely free. It spawned a wave of map mashup websites (who initially hacked the then-private API, which Google not only tolerated but encouraged).
There are a lot JavaScript analog clocks out there, but most of them use images or CSS3 tricks to make them move
I am showing you an analog clock made without any image and without any style thanks to Raphaël JavaScript Library.
Raphaël is a JavaScript library that let you your work with vector graphics on the web using the SVG W3C Recommendation and VML as a base for creating graphics which works on Firefox 3.0+, Safari 3.0+, Chrome 5.0+, Opera 9.5+ and Internet Explorer 6.0+.
I am showing you an analog clock made without any image and without any style thanks to Raphaël JavaScript Library.
Raphaël is a JavaScript library that let you your work with vector graphics on the web using the SVG W3C Recommendation and VML as a base for creating graphics which works on Firefox 3.0+, Safari 3.0+, Chrome 5.0+, Opera 9.5+ and Internet Explorer 6.0+.
Password cracking and JavaScript are very rarely mentioned in the same sentence. JavaScript is a bad choice for the job due to two primary reasons - it cannot run continuously for long periods without freezing the browser and it is way slower than native code.
HTML5 takes care of the first problem with WebWorkers, now any website can start a background JavaScript thread that can run continuously without causing stability issues for the browser. That is one hurdle passed.
HTML5 takes care of the first problem with WebWorkers, now any website can start a background JavaScript thread that can run continuously without causing stability issues for the browser. That is one hurdle passed.
One of the problems hacktivists ran into when trying to disseminate useful information to people in Syria and Egypt was how to get through to people when DNS and web access are being filtered or outright blocked. Putting up web pages containing phone numbers of ISPs volunteering dialup access was something of a crapshoot because there was no guarantee that people would be able to view them. Someone (I don't remember whom) hit on the idea of contacting sysadmins in the Middle East by leaving messages in the access and error logs of their web servers. This works but pumping an entire list of phone numbers, usernames, and passwords by hand over HTTP requests gets old fast, to say the least.
Ajax commonly is thought of as single language, but in truth AJAX is a combination of more than one technology. It uses HTML and CSS. By using AJAX we can create real-time feedback to our users using server-side validation scripts. Its becoming commonplace in many design niches as its very flexible, easy on the eye and can really improve user experience due to its fast response times. I have gathered a list of great Ajax tutorials from across the web which will allow you to experiment and get you started with Ajax, the tutorials are superb and answer most questions you may have.
Style switchers have become a popular feature on websites these days. CSS style sheets allow a Web Designer to change the look and feel of a website with little effort. Some sites use “Day” and “Night” type of style switchers that automatically change the site theme based on the time of day.
This tutorial shows you how to create a time based CSS style sheet switcher using PHP that lets you change multiple style sheets at once at specific times of the day. There’s also a little bit of jQuery UI thrown in just for fun!
This tutorial shows you how to create a time based CSS style sheet switcher using PHP that lets you change multiple style sheets at once at specific times of the day. There’s also a little bit of jQuery UI thrown in just for fun!
Ultra modern and stylish vertical navigation using css and jQuery which would be ideal for your next admin panel and would looks great in an iPad application.
The navigation uses a jQuery flyout menu to display child items with a cool looking apple-styled textured background.This vertical navigation menu comes in a choice of four colour including lime, blue, pink and orange.
The navigation uses a jQuery flyout menu to display child items with a cool looking apple-styled textured background.This vertical navigation menu comes in a choice of four colour including lime, blue, pink and orange.
Saying the phrase "user agent" or "user agent string" is tantamount to saying a swear word. Developers used to use the user agent to detect if a browser had a given feature, instead of, you know, checking to see if the feature actually existed via object or property detection. Those days are behind us though, but one of the web's dirty secrets is that the user agent still has many uses.