1697 projects tagged "JavaScript"
Web 2.0 News Portal is a small, easy-to-install, easy-to-operate application for the purpose of publishing categorized, story based content to the Web in a way that is friendly to individuals, activist communities, or small businesses. The Web browser client runs HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The server runs an ISP-friendly LAMP stack.
DABAJAX Toolkit was created to auto-complete elements in an HTML document with data from an Oracle database (future releases will use a database abstraction layer to become independent database). This toolkit was created to simplify use of AJAX, where you only need to create Javascript to define your filters and fields to be filled, and create a simple server script to send data to be processed to an AjaxController class (which will do the hard work). It was initially designed for situations when you have some fields that must be filled when the user types something in another field (like a primary key field), and this field loses the focus (onblur event) causing other fields to be filled.
Exupoli is a JavaScript libary to make communication between remote XUL and the server side scripts easier. It uses the post method to omit XUL signing. It makes the development process easier, and the XUL pages it produces will be accessible from any Mozilla-based browser, as it does not require Mozilla components for XML-RPC or SOAP.
Stat-Box is an easy-to-use and customizable vertical graph/statistics scroller, good for displaying contest results, sports scores, or survey results, or in any place where a color-coded statistical display is required. It has support for images, custom backgrounds, links, adjustable scroll speed/direction, and nine different frame styles. It comes with seven background images and seven different colored markers. It is easy to configure and use and provides a convenient way to provide statistical information on your site.
CastCluster provides access to additional content on iTunes, Apple TV, iPod, or a random podcast viewer. It currently supports YouTube, Google Video, Revver, local disks, and RSS feeds as sources of content. It uses ffmpeg for video conversion. It also provides some other bookmarklet functionality, like digg and del.icio.us.