Web Development for 2010
I decided to view every xkcd comic in order, starting with the first. One thing that frustrated me was the small next link that you had to click to view the next comic in the series. …
This simple plugin will allow you to show you your tweets on your page. This is often preferred than to do it server side, as any non critical resource gathering you can shift to the client is a win for your server's resources.…
I've created a plugin that will highlight the search terms used to reach your page.…
Just for fun, I've created a plugin that lets you make text 'bounce'. It's completely pointless (prove me wrong!) but was just a fun morning most of Sunday project. The plugin is called bumpyText and using it is as simple as the examples below (example 1 and example 2).…
Most people know you can access the length property of a jQuery object to determine how many elements were matched with a selector. The problem with this however (depending on who you talk to) is that it is not very readable.…
I'm sure you've seen it before: a form with text inputs that are using their input areas as the label of the input. Wether or not this is an usabilty issue or not; you see it on a lot of sites and sometimes a design calls for it. This jQuery plugin makes enabling this functionality much easier.…
If you're using an XHTML doctype and you are still wanting the functionality of target="_blank", you're in luck with this handy plugin called newWindow.…
This plugin will automatically highlight the terms used to find your page.
This handy plugin provides an easy way to allow you to acheive new window links with a minimum of fuss.
A completely useless plugin which allows text to behave like it is alergic to the mouse cursor.
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