93 projects tagged "Web"
Vis/Space is a client-server system for visually exploring data structures in 3D virtual space. It allows the placement of various data sources in a three-dimensional environment. Custom search terms can be entered into a query field, or can be navigated to and from an existing object. All objects like images and "text screens" can be moved around. A single click on an image shows the full-resolution version in the foreground. Whole collections of images can be moved. A click to the cube also toggles among several different possible layouts. Data sources include search engines, microblogging, Wikipedia, image/video search, and 4chan.
Pictag is a simple web photo gallery with automatic thumbnail generation and tagging capability. It's self-contained in a single file, uses the filesystem for gallery layout, and requires no stand-alone database (it uses SQLite) or no database at all. It handles EXIF data, provides support for HTTP user authentication and authorization, and is customizable.
HIWI (HTML Images Without Images) is a set of JavaScript functions for embedding images into HTML files without using separate image files and IMG tags. It produces an HTML table of differently colored cells which will be rendered by a Web browser into the desired image. It includes a basic TGA file parser to generate images on-the-fly.
Magic Magnify allows a user to hover over the image and magnify into it to see greater detail. It uses Flash to achieve a smooth effect. The effect does not require Flash programming because it is triggered by JavaScript. The SWF and JavaScript files come with Magic Magnify. The Web developer just needs two images: one large, one small. It can be used on any Web site images including dynamic product images served in an e-commerce store. The HTML is standards compliant, valid, and accessible. If JavaScript is not available, the small image displays and links to the large image.
bashgal is simple bash shell script which generates HTML thumbnail galleries using the "convert" and "jhead" command-line utilities. It does not need to run a server-side script to view image galleries because everything is pre-rendered. The fixed-height thumbnails fill the entire browser efficiently. Multiple image sizes can be switched between by the user at any time (and remembered, without cookies or JavaScript). Thumbnails are "sprited" using CSS to produce fewer server round trips and overall smaller data transfer. Vertical images are auto-rotated and EXIF data is extracted from JPEG headers.
XJIG is an image gallery based on HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, and XML. It does not use any server-side programming language. The images in the gallery are administrated by manipulating one XML index file (several files are possible). The image gallery can be burned to a CD or DVD or placed on a Web server. It has been tested with Firefox 2.0, Internet Explorer 5.0/5.5/6/7, Apple Safari (on Windows), and Konqueror (from KDE 3.5 or later).
Lazygal is another static Web gallery generator. It is command line based, uses a reusable engine and is lazy, meaning that it regenerates only parts that have to be regenerated. There is support for many interesting features like subgalleries, EXIF information, theming, and custom folder meta data. Included themes are pure XHTML and CSS.
The ZK Mobile is a ZK extension that enables ZK applications to run on mobile devices with little programming. With the event-driven components and a markup language, programming is as simple as programming desktops and designing screens is as easy as authoring HTML pages. No JavaME prerequisite is required.
Eyes Of Lynx is a Web-based application that allows you to share, examine, and manage your photo albums. It's designed to be fast, intuitive, and very powerful. Its key features include an original and innovative interface, zoom and rotation tools, auto-rotation of photos when an orientation is provided in EXIF data (information stored by digital cameras), a cache of images in a smaller/intermediate size to increase display and loading speeds, thumbnail image navigation, and more.