39 projects tagged "JavaScript"
XML for SCRIPT is a simple, non-validating XML DOM and SAX parser written in JavaScript. It was designed to help Web application designers implement cross-platform, client-side manipulation of XML data without having to resort to proprietary platform-limiting solutions. It includes extensive documentation on both its DOM and SAX parsers as well as a host of tools, sample applications, and test suites to aid in developing applications based on its technology.
The xsbrowser creates a human-readable documentation of XML document types represented as XML 1.0 DTDs or XML schemas (REC-xmlschema-20010502). The user needn't understand the DTD or XML Schema syntax. The xsbrowser exploits XML Schema. Although you can directly feed a DTD into the xsbrowser, it is recommended to first translate the DTD using the dtd2xs translator. The dtd2xs translator allows a more sophisticated mapping of DTDs onto XML schemas. The only requirement is a Web browser that supports Java applets, Javascript, and CSS1. The Web browser needn't support XML.
The JavaScript Assertion Unit Framework (jsAssertUnit) is a unit testing framework based on assertions which helps JavaScript developers test their code. Failing assertions about the program state are tracked in a Reporter window of a DOM-compliant browser such as IE5+, Mozilla, Netscape 6+, etc. The reporting of failures or warning messages does not disturb the running script, allowing easy Web GUI testing. jsAssertUnit is ECMA Script 1.0 compliant.
Checky is a document validation and analysis extension for Firefox, Mozilla, and Netscape. It provides an easy-to-use interface to many free and commercial online validation and analysis services. It allows the user to validate, analyze, view, and inspect documents containing HTML, XHTML, CSS, RDF, RSS, XML, P3P, hyperlinks, metadata, and many more. It can check Section 508 and WAI compliance of documents with many helpful services. It can help in the design, development, and maintenance of accessible documents for a semantic web.
The x-Desktop is designed to unify different operating system desktop interfaces into a browser-only application interface. It helps users to feel comfortable with any application using the interface they are used to. It helps companies to unify their intranet applications into one desktop interface--built on existing interfaces or one which incorporates their own CI. It helps you design the same interface for all types of devices using browsers like PDA and other mobile devices, Notebooks, Desktops, Tablett Computers and any other future devices which may come up.
The Coolest DHTML Calendar is a DHTML calendar widget that works with IE >= 5.0, Mozilla, Netscape >= 6, all other Gecko-based browsers, Opera 7, Konqueror, and Safari. It comes with eight color themes, and doesn't use frames or external windows, but uses Web standards and is lightning fast. Keyboard navigation is allowed, and it can optionally show a time selector.
SiteBar is a multi-user, multi-group bookmark server that lets users view, add, import, and maintain bookmarks from anywhere. It offers enterprise-quality access rights and granular permissions. Corporations can use it as a complete intranet bookmark solution, and end-users can use it to access their bookmark collection from anywhere, and share it with friends. It is intended for use in a browser's sidebar, and offers a clean, easy to use interface.
Asbru Web Content Editor is a cross-browser and cross-platform WYSIWYG HTML/XHTML Web content editor component for Web designers and programmers. It can be integrated into Web applications to give non-technical users access to create and update Web content. It can be used as a replacement for a simple TEXTAREA input field in contact forms, message boards, Web email systems, and Web content management systems. Features include CSS style sheet support, drag and drop editing, and advanced hyperlink and media managers.
JS Console is a Mozilla extension for JavaScript developers. It allows script code to be edited and run interactively in Mozilla. Code output, error tracing, and unit testing are reported and can be saved to files. JS Console relies on Mozlib, a stand-alone library that interfaces with XPCOM Mozilla components.