Pinry is a web app to create a Pinterest-like image board system.
Pinry is written in Python and works on most platforms, with Windows needing some tweaking up.
The application itself looks much like Pinterest and even has a working bookmarklet to enhance the similarity between the two.
ClassySocial is a jQuery plugin that shows users in which social networks you have an account.
ClassySocial supports 11 networks, including Facebook, Instaggram, Twitter, Google Plus, Pinterest, LinkedIn and others. The networks are shown in a circle around an image.
ClassySocial is a good plugin for anyone looking to showcase their social media profiles unconventionally.
Monstra is a simple and flexible CMS written in PHP. It doesn’t require a database for setup.
Monstra is a simple solution for small-scale websites. It features an user-friendly environment and comes with a mobile-only design.
The CMS sets an emphasis on ease of installation and use.
The developers note that Monstra should be used for the following settings:
Discourse is a forum platform that’s built to be simple, accessible and powerful.
Discourse is 100% free and open-source. The platform’s chief goal is changing the way discussion boards and mailing lists look like in the year 2013.
Among the many innovative features are AJAX-powered thread browsing, automatically expanding links, replying with new topics and so on. Discourse runs on Ember.js; the server side is Ruby and Postgresql.
xy.css is a template for a design based on responsive grids.
xy.css is impeccably designed and offers the following features among others:
The website itself is designed with WP, HTML5 and xy.css; it very much showcases the use of this neat little library, and as if that’s not enough, it also features an extensive documentation of this interesting CSS template.
Presentz is a JS library for syncing videos with slides.
As of now, the plugin supports Vimeo, YouTube and custom videos, as well as Slideshare, Speakerdeck and RVL.io for presentations.
While available as a library, you can use Presentz online as well — just log in at the library’s homepage.
08 April, 2013
By Lauris Veips
