jQuery Tutorials
JSONP with jQuery, MooTools, and Dojo
We all know that the big limitation of AJAX is that cross-domain requests aren't allowed. We also know, however, that we skirt around that rule a bit by using JSONP. JSONP is the process of SCRIPT tag injection, referencing a cross-domain URL and providing a callback...
Create an Exploding Logo with CSS3 and MooTools or jQuery
When MooTools contributor and moo4q creator Ryan Florence first showed me his outstanding CSS animation post, I was floored. His exploding text effect is an amazing example of the power of CSS3 and a dash of JavaScript. I wanted to implement this...
Create Spinning, Fading Icons with CSS3 and jQuery
Last week I debuted a popular blog post titled Create Spinning, Fading Icons with CSS3 and MooTools. The post detailed how you could leverage CSS3's transformations and opacity properties, as well as the magical MooTools JavaScript framework, to...
Create Spinning, Fading Icons with CSS3 and MooTools
A goal of my latest blog redesign was to practice what I preached a bit more; add a bit more subtle flair. One of the ways I accomplished that was by using CSS3 animations to change the display of my profile icons (RSS, GitHub, etc.) I...
Duplicate the jQuery Homepage Tooltips
The jQuery homepage has a pretty suave tooltip-like effect as seen below: The amount of jQuery required to duplicate this effect is next to nothing; in fact, there's more CSS than there is jQuery code! Let's explore how we can duplicate jQuery's tooltip effect. The HTML The overall...
Create a Twitter AJAX Button with MooTools, jQuery, or Dojo
There's nothing like a subtle, slick website widget that effectively uses CSS and JavaScript to enhance the user experience. Of course widgets like that take many hours to perfect, but it doesn't take long for that effort to be rewarded with above-average user retention and...
Accomplishing Common Tasks Using MooTools, jQuery, and Dojo III
My love of the JavaScript frameworks knows no bounds. Unfortunately too many developers stick to one framework without taking the time to learn the others. The more frameworks you know, the better a programmer you will be and the more money you'll make.
Accomplishing Common Tasks Using MooTools, jQuery, and Dojo II
My love of the JavaScript frameworks knows no bounds. Unfortunately too many developers stick to one framework without taking the time to learn the others. The more frameworks you know, the better a programmer you will be and the more money you'll make. Let me show...
DomReady Event Methods in JavaScript Frameworks
The "domready" event, as it is affectionately known as, is one of the best things since sliced bread. The domready event says "screw you window.load ... I don't have time to wait for you." The ability to execute your JavaScript method on DOM nodes...
TextboxList for MooTools and jQuery by Guillermo Rauch
I'll be honest with you: I still haven't figured out if I like my MooTools teammate Guillermo Rauch. He's got a lot stacked up against him. He's from Argentina so I get IM'ed about 10 times a day about how great Lionel...