Peerbind is a library for binding events for interconnected websites.
The library converts your website into a massively interconnected website.
Peerbind is great for websites that have massive streams of new (probably user-generated) content — think 4chan.
Peerbind is quite revolutionary for its features that allow running connected web applications.
AmplifyJS is a JavaScript component library that is used for solving several web app problems, namely, data handling differences.
AmplifyJS provides a unified API for handling content from various data sources.
AmplifyJS solves ajax request management, client side storage for mobile devices, and many other pitfalls you can encounter while building web applications.
Pagify is a jQuery plugin for creating single page websites/apps.
Pagify provides a neat structure for portfolio-like websites that require little extra features, but can also be used for websites that are a bit more complex.
Pagify’s strong point is definitely ease of use — you have to simply add page names in an array and choose your preferred animation type.
Celeri is a library for creating a command-line interface for node.js.
Celeri features a number of useful features:
KeyBoarder is a dependency-free JavaScript library for rendering awesome shortcut keys.
The best feature of KeyBoarder is the library’s event-binding that allows the user to press a key and see what shortcuts stem from that particular key.
You can, of course, design the visual side yourself.
The plugin only works with keycodes, so you probably wouldn’t use it for super-international projects.
jQuery.Expander is a plugin for expanding blocks and associated inline elements.
The plugin has a number of marvelous options:
07 October, 2011
By Lauris Veips
