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Polaroid Gallery JQuery plugin is a easy to use JQuery plugin for web developer to build Javascript gallery for both desktop and mobile device.
Highlighted features:
Driven by XML or arrays
Optimze for both desktop and mobile device (IOS and Android)
Navigation by nature touch (if support by device)
Included themes and backgrounds
Easy to setup
Easy customization
Live demo: www.flashcomponents.net/component/polaroid-gallery.html
Site desenvolvido na agência Conquista Comunicaçao para a empresa Sultec.
www.vistoriadeprocedencia.com.br
PS.: Carro destruído no photoshop.
I pretty like this landing page :) at the time (oct. 08) it can be viewed at: www.smartlivecasino.com/en/blueroulettelpage.aspx
The javascript I used (flash effect) comes from jquery family.
Chris Coyier is a real world web designer who has been reaching for WordPress to power client sites for many years. He subscribes to the theory that not only is WordPress capable of powering any website it is almost always the right choice.
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- Quotes on Design
- CSS-Tricks
- Script & Style
Joomla website for SPARK e-cigarettes and liquids seller in Poland.
Including custom made modules and component dynamicly showing products from osCommerce based store.
(not launched)
Most Quick Left Hackfests are what you build in 3 hours or less. But this time, we didn't focus on what you built...but how you got there. On March 27, the Rube Goldberg Hackfest kicked off with nearly 100 folks and 4 teams ended up competiting in the end for prizes from our sponsors: Gnip, ATOMS, Mobiplug, and KST.
Primer
Been busy this week so these are some things that have caught my eye.
New js graphics library to try from github based on jQuery ~ GitHub Has Cool Graphs Now. A better link can be found here ~ github.com/blog/187-participation-graphs-go-canvas The lib is called Primer and can be found here ~ github.com/mojombo/primer/ The readme file is here ~ github.com/mojombo/primer/tree/master/README
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Florida, EUA
Atividade
Consultoria e Design
Métodos Utilizados
XHTML, CSS, Tableless, JavaScript (jQuery)
A screenshot of the Spartans Drum & Bugle Corps' website, an item in my web design & development portfolio.
Website & images by TJ Kelly
Quick hack I'm working on. It
- grabs data in semi-realtime to server as JSON
- loads JSON data into browser as users mouse-over.
This is repeated for my flickr, hackernews, lastfm and delicious links. The test run you see here loads a pre-fetched json file using the flickr API to get the latest images I've uploaded. I update this list every couple of hours or so. Here the test data is simply a static file.
Sure the layout is borked (size etc). But you can see the image with the mouse run over it is constructed via the JSON file building a link with an image in the url with title and link. The result will be sort of real-time. The trade-off is data from my updated sites that will be current today, not necessarily the last minute.
The interesting bit is extracting the JSON file data and then writing the JQuery script in the $.document.ready function. Chaining works as you would expect and I've added the image to a url by identifying a unique image id (generated in Javascript at runtime). A lot to do but it shows me with a bit of preprocessing at the server
- python api request to flickr
- build & check valid JSON file
Then have a small Javascript library using my own tools that read JSON, build an array of objects then hand to JQuery to render a result.
I'll be writing a more detailed example showing how I used the flickr API with python, the resultant JSON file, JQuery and Firebug at a future date.
some time later...
The following url allows you to query your public profile without using the api ~ api.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?id=271642... If you use the api too much you can be throttled. So you have to ask why did I really bother? There may be reasons I want to make calls to the api but for the moment I'll stick with the feed in JSON format.
Here I've added my twitter feeds. A simple call to Twitter using the feed (not API) in JSON format. Removed the mouse-over JQuery as it was annoying.
A mouse-over of the link to twitter shows the date/time.
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Ralph Whitbeck (http://ralphwhitbeck.com) is a Senior Engineer at BrandLogic
Corporation (http://www.brandlogic.com). Ralph is currently a Developer
Relations evangelist on the jQuery team for both jQuery and jQuery UI. He
also co-hosts the Official jQuery podcast (http://podcast.jquery.com), a
weekly show that interviews key members of the jQuery community.
The language configuration page will make the change and notify you when it is complete (it requires a restart of the CherryPy webserver which takes about 10 seconds).
Peter was really excited about us being here, and kept trying to get free stuff (Shirt, lanyard, etc). He was really nice.
Quick hack I'm working on. It
- grabs data in semi-realtime to server as JSON
- loads JSON data into browser as users mouse-over.
This is repeated for my flickr, hackernews, lastfm and delicious links. The test run you see here loads a pre-fetched json file using the flickr API to get the latest images I've uploaded. I update this list every couple of hours or so. Here the test data is simply a static file.
Sure the layout is borked (size etc). But you can see the image with the mouse run over it is constructed via the JSON file building a link with an image in the url with title and link. The result will be sort of real-time. The trade-off is data from my updated sites that will be current today, not necessarily the last minute.
The interesting bit is extracting the JSON file data and then writing the JQuery script in the $.document.ready function. Chaining works as you would expect and I've added the image to a url by identifying a unique image id (generated in Javascript at runtime). A lot to do but it shows me with a bit of preprocessing at the server
- python api request to flickr
- build & check valid JSON file
Then have a small Javascript library using my own tools that read JSON, build an array of objects then hand to JQuery to render a result.
I'll be writing a more detailed example showing how I used the flickr API with python, the resultant JSON file, JQuery and Firebug at a future date.
some time later...
The following url allows you to query your public profile without using the api ~ api.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?id=271642... If you use the api too much you can be throttled. So you have to ask why did I really bother? There may be reasons I want to make calls to the api but for the moment I'll stick with the feed in JSON format.
Here I've added my twitter feeds. A simple call to Twitter using the feed (not API) in JSON format. Removed the mouse-over JQuery as it was annoying.
A mouse-over of the link to twitter shows the date/time. A link over the flickr icon.
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During the 'Learning jQuery: The Way JavaScript Should Be' event at Microsoft in San Francisco, Damian Edwards gave an overview of the core pieces of Javascript that are essential to know when working with jQuery.
Made at: www.ralphcorbett.com/box-shadow-art-highlighting.html
Highlight text with a box shadow, color it, then rotate it with a mouse click.
Can save the HTML code.
Make a Tag Cloud. Add links to the HTML code and make it active.
SILVA, Maurício Samy. Ajax com jQuery: requisições Ajax com a simplicidade de jQuery. São Paulo: Novatec, 2009. 327 p. ISBN 9788575221990. Inclui índice; il. tab. quad.; 24x17cm.
Palavras-chave: AJAX/Tecnologia de desenvolvimento de websites; JQUERY/Linguagem de programação.
CDU 004.439 / S586a / 2009
10 Things I Learned from the jQuery Source
Paul Irish will open the jQuery source on the big screen, and run through how the jQuery object works. This talk will cover self executing anonymous functions as a global abatement technique, several interesting methods, internal jQuery paradigms, hiddenhancements, plugin architecture, and the evented model of application design.
As you can see in this example, everything is translated from strings in Mako templates to Javascript popup windows.
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