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Six Revisions JavaScript Effects
Six Revisions is a weblog that provides practical and useful information for the modern web designer and web developer who comply with today's regulations and high set of standards. This site aims to offer helpful tips, comprehensive definitions and explanations as well as great resources that the modern world wide web professional will appreciate and enjoy. Tools to improve efficiency, stunning images to incite inspiration and excellent tutorials on a variety of topics including JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery and MooTools are what this site has in store for you. Six Revisions has an awesome article, titled,
10 JavaScript Effects to Boost Your Website's Fanciness Factor in which they outline those JavaScript effects that are easiest to install and use while providing maximum impact. Here are some of our favorites:
Instant.js adds a Polaroid-like effect to your photographs - it tilts it slightly and adds a Polaroid border with a drop shadow creating the illusion of a Polaroid snapshot.
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ImageFlow is a simple yet awesome effect which displays a collection of images that the user can scroll through using the scroll bar at the bottom of the image set.
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TJPzoom 3 allows you zoom in to particular sections of a high resolution photo or image. When you press down on the mouse button, hold it and drag it up or down, the zooming of the magnifying box is increased or decreased.
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Top 5 JavaScript Frameworks
This top 5 list comes from an article on
WhenPenguinsAttack.com and it outlines the
top five JavaScript frameworks available. This article details the pros and cons of each of the selections and fully explains what makes all five so awesome.
Dustin Diaz Tutorials
Dustin Diaz is a User Interface Engineer at
Google and
DustinDiaz.com is his personal website in which he offers lots of helpful articles, tutorials and demos in order to help you out with JavaScript,
CSS and HTML. He offers a ton of
JavaScript video tutorials as well lots of easy to follow educational articles, like this one on
better ways of writing JavaScript.
