Rack-webconsole is a Rack middleware that enhances your development experience providing a JavaScript-powered bridge to your Ruby application backend.
(Full Story: Rack-webconsole, a Rails console inside your browser)
Rack-webconsole is a Rack middleware that enhances your development experience providing a JavaScript-powered bridge to your Ruby application backend.
(Full Story: Rack-webconsole, a Rails console inside your browser)
A lightweight approach to building HTML5 applications with emphasis on elegance and simplicity. Instead of reinventing the wheel, brunch assembles awesome wheels: CoffeeScript, Backbone.js, Underscore.js, Stitch, Eco, Stylus & jQuery
(Full Story: brunch with coffee – a HTML5 and JS framework)
A boilerplate for jump-starting jQuery plugins development.
Contains lots of comments to help you get going easily. It implements public and private methods, as well as public and private properties making it the ideal candidate for when building both simple and complex jQuery plugins.
It does not adhere to the suggestions made by the jQuery documentation regarding Plugins/Authoring.
The jQuery Plugin Boilerplate took some inspiration from Doug Neiner‘s Starter.
(Full Story: jQuery Plugin Boilerplate)
A single chart that breaks down recommendations for tasks like structuring client-side MVC apps, templating, unit and BDD testing, debouncing and more.
(Full Story: Tools for jQuery Application Architecture – The Printable Chart)
Phono is a simple jQuery plugin and JavaScript library that turns any web browser into a phone; capable of making phone calls and sending instant messages. You can even connect to SIP clients; all with a simple unified API.
(Full Story: Phono – jQuery Phone Plugin)
jQote (pronounced like Star Trek’s Chakotey) is basically a rewrite of John Resig’s awesome JavaScript Micro-Templating utility. I took his code and ported it to jQuery, overhauled the parsing / conversion part and extended it’s functionality to minimize everyone’s coding efforts.
(Full Story: jQote – client-side templating)
This presentation is a web framework roundup, to discuss the more popular ways to build web applications on the JBoss application server and to describe their relative pros and cons. The result of my research & exploration, there are many alternatives and your choice may simply be a matter of taste.
Demonstrated frameworks and libraries include: SpringMVC, jQuery, Seam, JSF, RichFaces, GWT.
(Full Story: Web Frameworks on JBoss on Vimeo)
Simple StackOverlow-like Ajax website using only jQuery for UI, calling Service Stack’s REST-ful web services, powered entirely by Redis.
(Full Story: StackOverflow Clone in jQuert and Redis)
This unobtrusive scripting support file is developed for the Ruby on Rails framework, but is not strictly tied to any specific backend. You can drop this into any application to:
force confirmation dialogs for various actions;make non-GET requests from hyperlinks;make forms or hyperlinks submit data asynchronously with Ajax;have submit buttons become automatically disabled on form submit to prevent double-clicking.These features are achieved by adding certain “data” attributes to your HTML markup. In Rails, they are added by the framework’s template helpers.
(Full Story: jQuery-ujs – nobtrusive RoR adapter for jQuery)