JavaScript Archive

Bubble Engine

JavaScript, Other License July 19, 2010
Some say bubbles are useless when it comes to graphic effects for your site, but I disagree with that. Sometimes, they can be really funny, just like a bubble bath – somehow useless, but surely a lot of fun! Today, I’ll give you a ...Read More
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Blockster

JavaScript, No License July 14, 2010
Sometimes, I really want to kill the people behind sites with multimedia content. Fortunately, it’s about those sites with loud background music starting automatically, and no obvious Mute button. When it comes to slideshows and animated banners, I usually have nothing against them. Hey, ...Read More
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Moovie

JavaScript, MIT License July 12, 2010
While this may not be something new at all, it surely ads a new alternative to those programmers looking for a HTML5/Javascript-based library offering all the features of a player… only that you don’t really need Flash, that’s the whole catch! The name of ...Read More
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jMediaelement

GPL License, JavaScript, MIT License June 21, 2010
Could you live without sites like YouTube or Vimeo? I think I could, but that would surely be a pretty boring life! Sure, that won’t happen anytime soon, especially since it becomes easier with each day to add media elements to your website. Today, ...Read More
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jTweetsAnywhere

JavaScript, MIT License June 10, 2010
Twitter, Twitter, Twitter! No matter where I turn, it seems I can’t escape it. Oh, well, you know how they say… “If you can’t beat them, join them!” Today, I will do exactly that, so I’ll tell you a few words about another Twitter-related ...Read More
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Sexy.js

AJAX, GPL License, JavaScript, MIT License June 9, 2010
Those who claim that intelligence is sexy may be right, after all. Why? I never thought about programming/code to be sexy, and I wasn’t expecting to see a jQuery library with such a smart branding as Sexy.js. Now, they only need a theme song… ...Read More
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FlareVideo

JavaScript, MIT License June 4, 2010
HTML5 is the way of the future… am I right? Right or not, I know it’s not the first time I say this, and I bet it’s not the last one, either. There are plenty of reasons to say this, and seeing video players ...Read More
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AeroWindow

GPL License, JavaScript, MIT License June 2, 2010
The Aero-look has been around for ages, Vista only made it really popular (don’t tell me that more than 10% of those using Vista/7 now and enjoying the transparent interface and the effects coming with it ever used Stardock products or even heard of ...Read More
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Projekktor

GPL License, JavaScript May 25, 2010
HTML5 is the way of the future. Flash must die, at least when it comes to sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, and so on. If this will happen or not, that’s what remains to be seen, but until then, it’s my pleasure to tell ...Read More
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Nivo Zoom

JavaScript, MIT License May 19, 2010
No matter if you have problems with your eyes or you simply want to see a close up of some image you found on the Internet, you’ll usually end up zooming in and out. Sure, you can copy the image, paste it into your ...Read More
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