Fabric.js 0.9.24

Developer: Website: License / Price: Platforms: Databases: Language: Last Updated: Category: Juriy Zaytsev | More scripts kangax.github.com MIT License  Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris N/A JavaScript December 1st, 2012, 18:47 GMT C: \ Graphics and Multimedia \ Graphics and Animations

Fabric.js is not only an interactive object model on top of canvas element, but can also be used as an SVG-to-canvas parser.

Basically, Fabric.js can be used for about any HTML5 canvas manipulation, like live drawing, adding objects, importing SVG images, editing and processing shapes, etc..

Here are some key features of "Fabric.js":

· Unit tested (1050 tests at the moment)
· Modular (~20 small "classes")
· Cross-browser
· Fast
· Encapsulated in one object
· No browser sniffing for critical functionality
· Runs under ES5 strict mode
· Runs on a server under Node.js

· Supported browsers
· Firefox 2+
· Safari 3+
· Opera 9.64+
· Chrome (all versions should work)
· IE9+

Requirements:

· JavaScript enabled on client side

Via: Fabric.js 0.9.24

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Lazyest Gallery 1.1.17.2

Developer: Website: License / Price: Platforms: Databases: Language: Last Updated: Category: Marcel Brinkkemper | More scripts brimosoft.nl GPL - GNU General Public License  Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris N/A PHP December 1st, 2012, 17:49 GMT [view history] C: \ Modules \ WordPress Plugins

It is able to automatically generate thumbs and slides.

Thanks to its development age, Lazyest Gallery has now it's own set of plugins for expanding its basic functionality.

Installation:

Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

Here are some key features of "Lazyest Gallery":

· Admin page to manage settings
· Add image captions and descriptions
· Its own commenting system
· Embeddable via shortcode
· Sidebar widgets
· Multi-lingual

Requirements:

· WordPress 3.2 or higher

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Tested on WordPress 3.5-RC1.

Via: Lazyest Gallery 1.1.17.2

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es5-shim 2.0.5

Developer: Website: License / Price: Platforms: Databases: Language: Last Updated: Category: Kris Kowal | More scripts github.com MIT License  Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris N/A JavaScript December 1st, 2012, 16:45 GMT [view history] C: \ Development Tools \ Other Libraries

Include this library in the header of a page and when accessed from older browsers it will upgrade their engine to support EcmaScript 5, the latest version of JavaScript.

It's not a complete implementation, but is at close as it can get.

Even if es5-shim does not port enough of the EcmaScript 5 core, it will avoid runtime errors by causing code to silently fail and allow the page / app to continue running.

Requirements:

· JavaScript enabled on client side

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Group-effort Style Cleanup.
· Took a stab at fixing Object.defineProperty on IE8 without bad side-effects.
· Object.isExtensible no longer fakes it. (@xavierm)
· Date.prototype.toISOString no longer deals with partial ISO dates, per spec.

Via: es5-shim 2.0.5

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Backstretch 2.0.2

Developer: Website: License / Price: Platforms: Databases: Language: Last Updated: Category: Scott Robbin | More scripts srobbin.com MIT License GPL - GNU General Public License  Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris N/A JavaScript December 1st, 2012, 15:57 GMT [view history] C: \ Image Galleries \ Image Effects

If the user resizes the browser window, the image automatically resizes to fit the new container.

Can be easily integrated via a few lines of JavaScript.

More documentation in the project's README file.

Here are some key features of "Backstretch":

· centeredX - The ratio of the width/height of the image doesn't always jive with the width/height of the window.
· centeredY - This parameter controls whether or not we center the image on the Y axis to account for the aforementioned discrepancy.
· speed - This is the speed at which the image will fade in, after downloading is complete.

Requirements:

· JavaScript enabled on client side
· jQuery 1.42 or higher

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Now accepts an array of images to create a slideshow.
· Can attach Backstretch to any block-level element, not just the body.
· Deprecated "speed" option in favor of "fade" for fadeIn timing.
· Added "duration" option, and Slideshow API.

Via: Backstretch 2.0.2

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