Tips that beat the DOM
jQuery.counter (javascript + css3)
Pablo Ricco
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0 responses
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jquery, javascript
Reload an iframe (jQuery)
Juris Galang
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0 responses
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iframe, jquery
csv2json streaming parser
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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coffeescript, javascript, nodejs
Cloudq - HTTP Job/Msg Queue
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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javascript, nodejs
MSSQL CLI for NodeJS
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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javascript, nodejs
Javascript 2 CoffeeScript Convert Site
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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coffeescript, javascript, nodejs
Jade Plugin for FlatIron
Tom Wilson
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0 responses
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javascript, nodejs
Pretty print MongoDB queries in REPL
Lee Machin
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0 responses
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mongo, javascript
Scroll to top page
Valentin Beuret
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0 responses
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javascript
WP SyntaxHighlighter Evolved Biferno
Sandro Bilbeisi
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0 responses
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php, syntaxhighlighter evolved, biferno, javascript
Animating anything with jQuery
Franco Bouly
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1 response
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jquery, js, animation, animate
Use infinity.js for smooth infinite scrolling
Ash
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0 responses
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jquery, performance, js, infinite scrolling
Nice Wysiwyg Editor
jack
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1 response
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wysiwyg, editor, js, tinymce alternatives
Handlebars.js, Jade or EJS ?
Avner Cohen
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1 response
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css, html, javascript, ui
char dropdown like split-flap display on JS
ryo nakamaru
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0 responses
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javascript
Function with cached values
Kushagra Gour
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0 responses
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javascript
Mobile Bookmark Bubble
Kevin Perrine
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1 response
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javascript, android, ios
Detect touchcapability in JavaScript
Jonathan Krause
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0 responses
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snippet, touch, javascript
jQuery Sandbox
Ziyan Zhou
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0 responses
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javascript, jquery
How to measure your Javascript to the nanosecond level?
Avner Cohen
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0 responses
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performances, javascript
Detect a touch device with a single line of JavaScript
Robert Fleischmann
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0 responses
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mobile, snippet, javascript
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