Links tagged “javascript”

nicedit.com

NicEdit is a lightweight JavaScript library that turns any textarea or div into an inline rich-text editor.

regex.larsolavtorvik.com

Live regular-expression tester that runs a pattern against a subject through the PHP PCRE, PHP POSIX and JavaScript engines side by side, updating as you type.

devthought.com

Demo page for TextboxList, a MooTools widget turning typed entries into removable boxes, shown plain and with autocompletion seeded up front or on demand.

sprymedia.co.uk

A JavaScript bookmarklet that overlays grids, rulers, measurement tools and crosshairs on any page to check its alignment and layout.

designm.ag

Tutorial building a toggle that switches a listing between detailed list view and thumbnail grid view, with a live demo and downloadable source.

typeface.neocracy.org

JavaScript library that draws custom fonts with canvas and VML, so headings can keep their typeface while staying selectable HTML text instead of images or Flash.

code.google.com

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raphaeljs.com

Home of Raphaël, a small JavaScript library that draws vector graphics in the browser through SVG and VML, with a walkthrough comparing it to hand-written SVG.

alistapart.com

A List Apart article on how JavaScript methods lose their intended "this" when passed around, and how apply, call, wrapper functions and closures restore the binding.

code.google.com

Archived Google Code project for Flot, an MIT-licensed jQuery plotting library, whose code, issues and wiki have since moved to GitHub and flotcharts.org.

semooh.jp

Japanese documentation for a jQuery rollover plugin that swaps images on mouse-over via a filename suffix convention, with optional fade, on img tags and image inputs.

ejohn.org

A developer's review of the JavaScript and DOM improvements shipping in the first Internet Explorer 8 beta.

modjs.org

An abandoned proof-of-concept Apache module that executes ECMAScript on the server, with an interface loosely modelled on perl's CGI.pm.

rafael.adm.br

A one-line JavaScript that stamps browser and operating-system classes onto the html element, so browser-specific CSS can be written with plain selectors instead of hacks.

ejohn.org

Project page for the winning entry to the addEvent() recoding contest: a fifteen-line cross-browser event attachment library.

quirksmode.org

Cross-browser compatibility tables for the properties of the JavaScript event object, with notes on how to read each one safely.