It’s the small things in a website that makes your clients go OOOHhhhh… Things like animating the scroll when someone clicks a back to top link can give you some serious brownie points. Considering it’s online a couple of extra lines of code it’s well worth it.
Every wanted to display information from an excel document on a website? Ever wanted to do it asynchronously? Today is your lucky day. This article will show you how to load in an excel document using php, jquery and ajax.
Once again Google is broken in this fantastic experiment. From the maker of Google Gravity, this experiment takes Google and forms it into a sphere.
In the last post we created a 3D Engine with jQuery. This time around we’re going to make a new shape and make it interact with the mouse.
In the previous post “3D tag cloud” I received quite a few requests for different shapes besides the ring.
The problem is how the tag cloud was created it doesn’t lend itself to different shapes very well. So
this post will show how to create a 3D engine in jQuery / JavaScript for those more exciting shapes.
I killed about 20 minutes playing with this one. We’ve all seen physics experiments with balls in a browser window. This is the first one that I’ve seen that uses multiple windows.
For all those that use Object Oriented Programming know the benefits. The ability to write reusable code is a real time saver in the long run. This post will cover how to write the basic structure of Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript.
This is by far the most creative use of scrollbars that I’ve seen. Who would have thought to create an interactive wave with scrollbars. Fantastic work.
JavaScript libraries help enhance our websites. Unfortunately they also slow down the page loading process. Here is a little tip to help speed up your page loads, while keeping those fantastic libraries you love so much.
The post How to Create a 3D Tag Cloud in jQuery showed how to create a carousel like tag cloud that interacted with the users mouse. While playing around with the code, I’ve stumbled upon a cool effect by changing one line of code.
