Csv-calc is a jQuery plugin to load a CSV of products and calculate a sum of prices.
Sequence.js : Step based Animations Slider
Sequence.js is a CSS-driven framework for building responsive touch-enabled step-based animations. It is ideal for creating sliders, presentations, banners and other sorts of dynamic components. Among the several premium plans you will find a free one that grants you with a personal open-source license.
Tuesday : Quirky CSS Animation Library
Tuesday is a stand-alone library you can use without any dependencies, but you can use Tuesday alongside other animation libraries as well. All Tuesday animation names start with td prefix so there is a low chance two libraries will collide unless there is another one that uses the same prefix and animation name.
Easy Wheel : jQuery Easy Controlled Wheel of Fortune
Easywheel is a jQuery Plugin created to allow you to Build and Controle the Wheel of fortune.
Features:
- 70% of styles is Editable with JSON Parameters.
- You can choose the winner from parameters or Remotely from your server using AJAX.
- 100% Responsive and compatible with any resolution.
- There no Third-party libraries ( Except jQuery ) is required to run the plugin.
- The generated SVG is customizable via JSON/CSS.
Anime.js : JavaScript Animation Engine
Anime.js is a lightweight JavaScript animation library. It works with any CSS Properties, individual CSS transforms, SVG or any DOM attributes, and JavaScript Objects.
Features:
- Keyframes: Chain multiple animation properties.
- Timeline: Synchronize multiple instances together.
- Playback controls: Play, pause, restart, seek animations or timelines.
- CSS transforms: Animate CSS transforms individually.
- Function based values: Multiple animated targets can have individual value.
- SVG Animations: Motion path, line drawing and morphing animations.
- Easing functions: Use the built in functions or create your own Cubic Bézier curve easing.
getUserMedia.js : Library to Accessing a local Camera Device
getUserMedia.js is a cross-browser shim for the getUserMedia() API (a part of WebRTC) that supports accessing a local camera device from inside the browser. Where WebRTC support is detected, it will use the browser’s native getUserMedia() implementation, otherwise a Flash fallback will be loaded instead.
