Posts Tagged ‘javascript’

Google launches Dart, a JavaScript alternative

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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 — The JavaScript Database for Your Browser

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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.

15 JavaScript Data Grids to Enhance your HTML Tables

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DataGrid can help address concerns of HTML tables with large data sets by providing features like sorting, filtering, searching, pagination and even in-line editing for your tables. There are two ways you can add data grid functionality to your tables…

5 Amazing JavaScript Image Effects Libraries

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Images alone speak a thousand words, but when edited or processed they can add even more value to your site. In this post, we’ll take a look at some JavaScript image effect libraries.

IxEdit – A JavaScript-based interaction design tool

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IxEdit is the first on-the-fly interaction design tool aimed at allowing designers and developers create interactions with no JavaScript coding and just basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.

CKEditor – A JavaScript WYSIWYG Editor

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FCKEditor, launched some 6 years ago, quickly became the most popular JavaScript based WYSIWYG editor. It has recently been renamed to CKEditor and inherits the strong features that used to be found in FCKeditor and added a dozen of new features…

simpleCart(js) – A Lightweight JavaScript Shopping Cart

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SimpleCart(js) is an easy to use and lightweight JavaScript shopping cart that allows you to setup an e-commerce store in a few minutes. It requires no database or programming knowledge…

Differences between Java and JavaScript

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Java and JavaScript have always caused confusion amongst novice web developers. Despites similarities in their names, they are totally different from each other and they serve their own purposes in web development.

5 Amazing JavaScript Image Zoom Scripts

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Usability research shows that the quality of images is a weakness of many web sites, especially in e-commerce applications. Potential customers should be able to view large and detailed product images…

Meet Raphaël, the JavaScript Vector Library

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The Raphael JavaScript library is the perfect framework to use if you want to create vector graphics like shapes and charts or apply effects like cropping or reflection to your images.