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Rebecca has been using technology to deliver information, in one form or another, for more than a decade, with a career that started in print and transitioned to the web. Through it all, she has always been on the lookout for the smartest way to get a job done; these days that means harnessing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create web applications. she has worked with a wide range of web-related tools—Unix systems, PHP, MySQL, Apache, Django—but her geeky passion is building browser-centric, JavaScript-rich experiences that adhere to best practices and emphasize modular, reusable, maintainable code.
John Resig is a JavaScript Tool Developer for the Mozilla Corporation and the author of the book Pro JavaScript Techniques. He's also the creator and lead developer of the jQuery JavaScript library. Currently, John is located in Boston, MA. He's hard at work on his second book, Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja.
Just a screenshot of an average day at work. I'm just working on some javascript using the jQuery library.
Florida, EUA
Atividade
Consultoria e Design
Métodos Utilizados
XHTML, CSS, Tableless, JavaScript (jQuery)
Part 1 of a tutorial for Stoodit.com
stoodit.com/2011/02/design-and-code-a-sliding-menu-part-1/
Part 2: coding the sliding menu
Stay tuned!!
a simple under construction site with a link to the facebook group.
all the members of the group are shown in the middle of the page.
at the right side of the page are the latest pinwall entries.
This game was sort of like a battle Tetris except only single blocks fell and you could move pieces around. Unfortunately it suffered from the same thing that all the Surface demos suffered: exceptional slowness at picking up your touches. Most losses were simply the result of being unable to start dragging your blocks or your drags ending early or your drags not accurately following your finger.
Someone needs to come up with a word for the "great concept but terrible implementation" fate that befalls so many of Microsoft's endeavors.
Disable previous date in date picker using jQuery
jQUERY fILE
<link href="http://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.4/themes/smoothness/jquery-ui.css" rel="Stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.0.2.min.js"...
www.99designhub.com/2014/07/disable-previous-date-date-pi...
jQuery : 선택된 엘리먼트의 부모 DL태그를 찾아서 DL태그내에 속한 div.img_view 엘리먼트를 추적하려면 다음과 같은 코드를 사용해야한다. $(this).parents('dl').find('div.img_view') 찾은 곳(출처) posted by 이군
I have a working version of this using jQuery, but I am still not satisfied with giving users the ability to modify their profile colors. It just makes the page look ugly (of course I intentionally mismatched the colors). Maybe I will find a better solution or limit the areas to color edit.
HTML template created for Theme Forest marketplace.
Silicon App template has been specially crafted with a software application theme in mind, be it a mobile* or a standard desktop product* .
With its professional look and feel your application will stand apart from the crowd, whether it is destined for Windows / Mac Operating Systems or for mobile platforms like IPhone / Android.
The guys over at pop&weasel do some amazing things and they're full of young talent. It was amazing to work with them!
Adam J. Sontag is a New York City-based developer dedicated to helping newcomers and veterans alike increase their familiarity and skill with jQuery and jQuery UI. A co-host of the yayQuery podcast and member of the jQuery UI Developer Relations team, he loves informing and entertaining the jQuery community. And yes, you are the first person to notice that he looks like the comedian Carrot Top.
Clicking on that "oppai doko" annotation will bring you down to the comments section where you can read the rest of the comment if it was truncated and then jump back up to the photo.I will push this out to figure.fm soon but benowist that this is a beta version. Lemme know what improvements you would like to see. The known to-be-fixed bugs are:--Floater difficult to drag and resize at times.
-Floater looks like poo.
-Cant edit or delete annotations (but moderators can)
-Annotations look like poo. Will redesign and show your avatar.
-Probably need function to turn on/off annotations for all photos?
Thats all the known bugs we have been able to catch so far. Remember that if you don't like them then just don't hover over the photos - i.e move your mouse elsewhere!Thanks to Chris who put this together in just over a day!
The original article for this image lives at www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25316/JQuery+Plugins.html
Q&A Time - jQuery Templates - Justin Pope
Texas JavaScript Conference (TXJS)
June 11, 2011
Austin, TX
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A screenshot of the Spartans Drum & Bugle Corps' website, an item in my web design & development portfolio.
Website & images by TJ Kelly
Richard D. Worth is a UI developer in the Washington, DC area. He is one of the lead developers of jQuery UI, a component framework built on top of jQuery, designed to make Rich Internet Applications as simple as jQuery has made Ajax. Richard is also a co-author of the upcoming book jQuery Cookbook.
Author of Microformats Made Simple (New Riders, 2009), Emily Lewis has
been working as a web professional since 1998, dabbling in project
management and programming until she realized her true loves (HTML and CSS)
and became a web designer. She is an expert in web standards, semantic
markup, microformats and CSS. Emily also specializes in usability and
accessibility.
Emily is passionate about community building and knowledge sharing. She
co-manages Webuquerque, the New Mexico Adobe User Group for web
practitioners. She also speaks about standards, markup, CSS, accessibility
and microformats for various groups, including the University of New Mexico,
the New Mexico Technology Council and Interlab.
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