One of the most common complaints about CSS frameworks like Blueprint, YUI Grids, and 960.gs is that they require designers to dirty their fingers by adding presentational class names to their HTML documents, like so:
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This source provides a C++ wrapper around Ken Perlin's noise function.
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Provides an easy and standardized way to load external SWF of class assets and instatiate them.
Loading fonts in dynamically in AS3 is so much better than AS2. If you want to have an external library of fonts that you only load as you need then this is the way to go. Create some SWF files that only contain the font combinations that you will need and then load them in to use using this FontManager class.
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A standalone Amazon S3 (REST) client for PHP 5.2.x using CURL that does not require PEAR.
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Créer une classe générique qui implémente la logique d'un registre un peut comme une arraylist en java
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System_Daemon is a PHP class that allows developers to easily create daemons with simple syntax like:
Sometimes you want to show your user the strength of their password and although there a quite a few jQuery “plugins” that do this there are none - that I’ve found - that let you set the class of an element so that you can do a graphical representation of the strength. What I have put together is some code that I have been using on a few projects and turned it into a rough plugin. I say a rough plugin because it is very basic and not entirely flexible; let’s just call it a proof-of-concept.
This JavaScript table sorting script is easy to use, fast and lightweight at only 1.7KB. It includes alternate row formatting, header class toggling, auto data type recognition and selective column sorting. It will currently sort strings, numbers and currency. More features will follow.