Sharrre – Social Media Sharing Widgets Made Easy
Sharrre is a jQuery plugin that allows you to create and personalize uniform sharing widgets for popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, LinkedIn and more.
We’ve just launched a PHP Frameworks category on HotScripts that highlights hand-picked resources for the 4 most popular PHP Frameworks: CakePHP, Zend Framework, Symfony, Prado and CodeIgniter. Each category features resources for that particular framework including scripts built out of these frameworks, books, tutorials and other development tools and utilities.
Sharrre is a jQuery plugin that allows you to create and personalize uniform sharing widgets for popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, LinkedIn and more.
SeeMeLikeMe is a free PHP and JavaScript user voting system inspired by YouTube’s “I like/dislike this” buttons. Once installed and configured, it can be applied to any page on your site to offer two buttons for users to cast their like or dislike votes.
Our annual “Web Development Year in Review” returns for a look back at major news events in the Web development industry in 2011.
Following last year’s overwhelmingly positive feedback on the list of emerging scripts we featured, we’re back this year with our second installment of “Emerging Free Web Scripts to Watch for in 2012.”
The foundation of a successful ecommerce website lies in choosing the right shopping cart solution. Over 500 promising ecommerce solutions exist, and deciding which one to opt for can be a daunting task.
Earlier this month, Google unveiled a new programming language for the web named “Dart,” aimed at being a replacement for JavaScript. Dart’s purpose is to offer better performance, easier scaling….
TaffyDB is an open-source library that brings database features to your JavaScript applications. It is based on the concept of storing data in objects and then grouping those in an array to provide a client-side collection of data similar to a database table.
Also known as a CSS / HTML framework, library or boilerplate, these sets of predefined HTML, CSS, and sometimes even JavaScript files package a number of ready-made options and features for design and layout of a web page.
In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the other types of integration that the two most popular social networking sites, Facebook and Twitter, offer.
The APIs offered by social networking sites can be tricky to work with if you’re not familiar with web development. The good news is that there are some service providers who in-turn provide widgets or easier implementation to add useful social features for your site.