10 projects tagged "CSS"
Komodo IDE is a multi-platform, multi-language IDE for end-to-end development of dynamic Web applications. It makes creating robust apps fast and easy, with a rich feature set for client-side AJAX technologies such as CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and XML, coupled with advanced support for dynamic languages such as Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and Tcl. Features include comprehensive editing and debugging plus intelligent tools for regular expressions, team development, customization, and extensibility. The result is a powerful coding environment for framework stacks like Ruby on Rails and CakePHP and client libraries such as the Yahoo! UI Library and Dojo.
Komodo Edit is a multi-platform, multi-language editor for dynamic languages and AJAX technology, including Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Tcl, plus support for browser-side code including JavaScript, CSS, HTML and XML. Background syntax checking and syntax coloring catch errors immediately, while autocomplete and calltips guide you as you write. XPI extension support allows you to create your own plugins, and provides the same capability as Firefox, with all standard Mozilla APIs based on XUL, XBL, and XPCOM, plus custom ones for Python and JavaScript. Other features include Vi emulation, Emacs key bindings, code folding, and code snippets.
Karma is a Web service provider for tracking "karma" points of users who are distributed across several separate Web applications. It is useful for when sites want to allow community contributions to content, but certain higher types of content should only be able to be submitted by people who have demonstrated the ability to contribute value at lower levels. The vision is to create a generic karma service where a central server instance provides its services to several related Web applications. Those applications are the clients of the karma server instance. They can quickly and securely submit and retrieve karma for their users.
Chyrp is a blogging engine designed to be very lightweight while retaining functionality. It has powerful theme and extension engines, so you can personalize it however you want. The code is well-documented, and it has a very strong structure that's loosely based on the MVC design pattern. Chyrp allows importation from several different blogging engines and uses a system called "feathers", which are basically templates for custom posts.
Glassomium is a window manager for multi-touch devices (table top surfaces, kiosks) based on Web technologies. Every part of the UI and every application is built using HTML/CSS/Javascript, which allows developers to quickly get applications running without having to learn yet another complicated API or language. The project supports the TUIO protocol, which is becoming a standard in the field of multi-touch devices and works on both Windows and Linux.
Roles UI is a graphic interface library for Ruby on Rails which provides the ability to manage roles and permissions in realtime for applications which use Cancan. It is a Rails engine, so it has its own namespace. You can reach Roles UI in /roles_ui. Roles UI consist of two main entities, Role and Permission. Each Role may have a permission set. Roles belongs to users. Roles UI extends your User model so you don't need to create this association. By default, Roles UI is configured to work with the User model.