Posts Tagged ‘JavaScript’

Smart Resize Script for Adobe Photoshop CS4

If you have ever had a massive number of images you needed quickly and accurately resized for export, upload to web or any other reason, you may well be familiar with the concept of recording Photoshop Actions. These beautiful little tools allow you to literally record a macro (series of user actions) that can then [...]

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How to Manually Trigger Events in JavaScript

Occasionally, I find need to be able to manually trigger a predefined JavaScript event from within the context of a web application. Those of you who didn’t understand that first statement may want to stop reading now or risk suffering from extreme boredom, but those who actually have encountered the same challenge in coding, please [...]

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jQuery Slideshow Plugin Update

I have finally found a few spare minutes to refactor the Google Code Project I started for my jQuery plugin last year. While I still am far from where I want to be with it, I have managed to set the plugin into a fully OOP codebase and add in events and the capability for [...]

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JavaScript Library Nightly Builds, SymLinks and Auto-Updates

Something has been bothering me for some time, and I finally took the time to resolve the issue once and for all – relatively speaking. As mentioned in my previous post, I have had opportunity to work with multiple different JavaScript libraries, and I often find myself running behind on the newest bug fixes for [...]

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JavaScript libraries: jQuery vs. ExtJS

Often I have been asked which JavaScript library I prefer over all other, and the answer is not as easily orated as one might expect. Occasionally, I actually find someone willing to spend the time and thought involved with seeing the answer through to its conclusion. To avoid any undue future banter, I thought I [...]

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jQuery Plugin: gwSlideshow launched

A while ago, I wrote a jQuery based slideshow that I shared with some friends, and I ended up getting a pretty good response to it – enough to merit making a full plugin with it. Here is the initial launch of the plugin and project, and I’d love to get any feedback pertaining to [...]

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Optional Config Objects in JavaScript OOP

Well, one of the challenges in writing our custom JavaScript library for this next release of our CMS at work has been to come up with a modularized approach to our objects that can be followed precisely while still allowing a measure of flexibility to the end developer (Imagine that! Actually trying to support some [...]

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Writing a Reusable AJAX Handler

Due to the number of questions I receive on various forums as well as the number of times I have run into the need for an AJAX response handler in my own work, I decided I would share one of my solutions in the hopes that it will save someone else some time as well. [...]

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Tactics RPG via Google App Engine

While somewhat old news to some, the Google App Engine is an amazing tool allowing developers to tap into the scalability offered by the Google framework while developing entirely standalone applications. What’s more, along with the offer of the code base to build from, Google also allows developers to host their projects, at no cost, [...]

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Google Resources Abound!

I have always been a fan of Google’s products as I have been made aware of them, and on very few occasions have I had anything negative to say about them. I recently have started using yet another assistance provided by Google that is, in my opinion, one of the single most helpful and creative [...]

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