Archive for 2013

    Moment.js : JavaScript Date library

    Moment.js : JavaScript Date library

    Moment.js is a lightweight javascript date library for parsing, manipulating, and formatting dates.Moment was designed to work both in the browser and in Node.JS.

    jQuery Xcolor : Easy to use color manipulation plugin

    jQuery Xcolor : Easy to use color manipulation plugin

    The xcolor plugin is an easy-to-use jQuery extension to manipulate colors in all imaginable combinations.This plugin implements an extensiv color parser and a featureful set of color-manipulation methods. There is also an animate() extension to smooth CSS colors. Another useful method isReadable() completes the whole, by allowing you to check if a text is readable on a certain background. The color value can also be passed in different color models: RGB, HSV/HSB, HSL and their adequate alpha extensions.

    Layer Styles : HTML5 app for creating CSS3 in a intuitive way

    Layer Styles : HTML5 app for creating CSS3 in a intuitive way

    Just like you favorite graphic editor – but in your browser. And it creates CSS.A HTML5 app for creating CSS3 in a intuitive way.

    • Colorpicker can pick any color of the element your working on
    • Drag and Drop images onto the page to use them as a background or to pick their colors
    • Color Swatches, Gradients and Styles are locally stored

    Make your animated gifs in the browser with jQuery & Html5 : MOTHEREFFINGANIMATEDGIF

    Make your animated gifs in the browser with jQuery & Html5 : MOTHEREFFINGANIMATEDGIF

    This plugin helps in make your animated gifs in the browser.This is an H5BP community project. H5BP is where you’ll find a bunch of people creating open source software.

    LiteToolTip.js : jQuery Fully Responsive Tooltip Bundle

    LiteToolTip.js : jQuery Fully Responsive Tooltip Bundle

    The First Fully Responsive ToolTip Bundle with 12 Positions, Customizable Color Presets Menu Templates, Image Maps, Hotspots, Videos and Triggers.It’s a lightweight JQuery tooltip plugin that supports 12 positions, multiple background shades, videos, image map areas, image hotspots and menus with responsive appearance on the web pages.

    This plugin uses the HTML5 data-api instead of using default attributes so that the page code passes the W3C’s HTML and CSS validation successfully incase you want to show HTML formatted tooltips.

    easie.js : Css3 like easings for jQuery Animations

    easie.js : Css3 like easings for jQuery Animations

    Css3-like easings for jQuery animations

    • Tweak the shape of easings
    • Compatible with Css3 easings
    • Small (less than 2kB minified)
    • Fast (uses lookup tables)

    jQuery Text Animation Plugin

    jQuery Text Animation Plugin

    jQuery Text Animation Plugin is for making custom text animations.

    Spectrum : The No Hassle jQuery Colorpicker Plugin

    Spectrum : The No Hassle jQuery Colorpicker Plugin

    I wanted a colorpicker that didn’t require images, and that had an API that made sense to me as a developer who has worked with color in a number of applications. I had tried a number of existing plugins, but decided to try and make a smaller, simpler one.

    jQuery.Ruler : Add Photoshop-like rulers and Mouse position

    jQuery.Ruler : Add Photoshop-like rulers and Mouse position

    Add Photoshop-like rulers and mouse position to a container element using jQuery. jQuery.Ruler is a jQuery plugin born out of sheer curiosity and on a whim. It dynamically places rulers on the x & y axes, with tick marks every 5 pixels & labels every 50 pixels. Should you wish, there are options to enable tracking of the cursor position with a crosshair and/or a box showing the coordinates within the ruler space.

    Rainbow : Code Syntax highlighting library written in Javascript

    Rainbow : Code Syntax highlighting library written in Javascript

    Rainbow is a code syntax highlighting library written in Javascript. It was designed to be lightweight (1.4kb), easy to use, and extendable.

    It is completely themable via CSS. Rainbow on its own is very simple. It goes through code blocks, processes regex patterns, and wraps matching patterns in tags. All the theming is left up to CSS.