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Aug 18 British Red Cross Website goes live Comments
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Aug 02 Some worthwhile reading Comments
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Jul 27 sjs, making server-side JavaScript easy Comments
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Jul 09 Add Jslint Checking To Visual Studio Comments
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May 25 Including jsLint in your validation using nAnt, batch files or ajax Comments
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May 01 Using Sprites - block, sliding doors and inline within the flow Comments
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Apr 30 juxtapo now passing jsLint Comments
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Mar 16 Slow DNS response - Firefox on localhost and Visual Studio or Cassini Comments
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Mar 15 liScroll jQuery news ticker customisation with next/previous/play Comments
Archived articles >
sjs - server side JavaScript framework
The aim of this project is to give a very simple server side JavaScript framework which will work across various platforms (eg Mozilla Rhino and Microsoft cscript).
var file =
sjs
.file('test.txt')
.append('end of the doc\n')
.prepend('beginning\n')
.append(3,'new line')
.save()
sjs.print(file.readText());
sjs.arguments()
.each(function(){
sjs.print(
this.key+'-'+this.values.join(',')
);
});
Go to the github project page to download the source.
Juxtapo - front end tools
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Browser tools using JavaScript to assist while you're turning designs in to html/css
The core library is designed to be basic and fast to get up and running.
- Overlays
- Keyboard nudging
- Page auto refresh
- A simple plugin API which allows for any developer to extend the core functionality.
Download the latest version and view the documentation on http://juxtapo.net
Juxtapo Combiner - Advanced Javascript Combiner
- Split code in to appropriate sections and save them across multiple files
- One script reference within the html file even at dev time
- Flexible to allow you to specify which scripts get combined on deployment
- Extremely painless to implement
Download the latest version and view the documentation on github