by Cube Websites | Jan 15, 2012 | JavaScript
I recently had an idea for a webpage, with a background which changes based on how far down the page the viewer has scrolled. The idea was to have the Sun rise from the left side of the page, and then arc up and finally set on right. View Demo As went about creating...
by Cube Websites | Jan 4, 2012 | Guides, JavaScript
Yesterday, I wrote about Impress.js, an awesome JavaScript library for creating online presentations. Since posting online, I’ve had several people ask how exactly to use it, as there’s no set documentation on the actual project page. This guide will help you get...
by Cube Websites | Jan 4, 2012 | JavaScript
If you’re an active user of GitHub and work on any open-source projects then may want to show off your projects and activity on your own website. This is where Gitview comes in. Gitview allows you to display all your GitHub repos, and gives the option to display a...
by Cube Websites | Jan 3, 2012 | JavaScript
If you’ve ever come across Prezi you may have been slightly wow-ed by it’s amazing little transition effects as you browse through each little presentation. Now, there’s a free and open-source JavaScript library called Impress.js (the author says no rhyme intended!)...
by Cube Websites | Dec 31, 2011 | CSS, JavaScript, Tools
jQuery UI Bootstrap jQuery UI Bootstrap is an open-source effort by @addyosmani to introduce the Bootstrap styling into the standard jQuery UI widgets. It covers many of the widgets available on the jQuery UI website including: Accordion Tabs Buttons and Button...
by Cube Websites | Dec 27, 2011 | Development, JavaScript
A couple of days ago I discovered Intercom. An open-source JavaScript framework allowing anyone to create their own command-line application. I decided to try it out by creating a command line interface (CLI) for YouTube. What does this mean you ask yourself? Well,...
