Tour.js is a MooTools library for creating a website tour easily.
Tours are created by moving a highlighted box through the elements of a website. The plugin has a number of useful features, such as keyboard navigation, and events for controlling the tour better.
Overall, although this is one of the simplest plugins for creating such tours, I don’t know if another exists for MooTools, and if another exists which is as simple to implement.
Moobile is a mobile framework powered by MooTools.
Moobile’s angle seems to be providing a feature-rich mobile framework with interface and mobile presets — not unlike jQuery for mobile.
It’s a well-timed solution for MooTools devs who might have looked onto other mobile frameworks as their framework lacked the mobile tools that have become crucial with the rise of mobile devices.
TableGear is a software package for working with data on the web. It is designed get your data into a web page, and let you work with it quickly and easily, the way you would in powerful desktop applications like Excel.
TableGear is…
The TableGear package has two parts. TableGear.php is concerned with fetching data, formatting it, and getting it into an XHTML table. It also handles submitted data, both from AJAX calls and a standard POST, and returns data to the application. TableGear.js handles the client-side functions that make the tables dynamic including sorting, editing and keyboard shortcuts. These scripts can be used independently, but are designed to be used together.
If you want to build a ticket booking service, or are working on a website for a hotel, you know that a booking — although easy on paper — is a pain to code.
Ajax availability calendar is a painless booking alternative that’s free, even for commercial projects.
The script is very extensive:
The availability calendar is written upon the MooTools framework.
Basically, this is a very complete script to make writing a hotel/reservation website a breeze.
MooGrid is a grid component written upon the MooTools framework.
Although far from a plugin that replaces Excel’s “freeze panes”, MooGrid can come in handy when you need to show large tabular data.
For example, you could use MooGrid for user management and overview.
MooGrid doesn’t have a documentation yet, but it does have options: you can create fixed header, footer, and colums; resize the grid; and even create multiple grids in a single page.
The plugin supports JSON and XML data, and is cross-browser compatible.
MooGrid is a “complicated” plugin, especially in the age of snippets, but it does the job, and does it well.
01 January, 2013
By Lauris Veips
