Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

Pretty cool, Would be good to make the jQuery dependency more prominent. Was looking to create my own form of this but will use this instead. Does it require jQuery UI library?

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by dsiroker » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 3:22 AM UTC

ruethewhirled wrote: post #4

Pretty cool, Would be good to make the jQuery dependency more prominent. Was looking to create my own form of this but will use this instead. Does it require jQuery UI library?

Great point, we can add a note to the README in GitHub.

To answer your question, this library does NOT require the jQuery UI library.

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by snaky » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 3:52 AM UTC

bprater wrote: post #3

Does anyone know of a good online catalog where libraries like this are curated? Or are folks just bookmarking these as they find them?

openjsan.org, JQuery plugins catalog, and that's all AFAIK.

(Yes, CPAN is still unique after so many years)

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by JesseAldridge » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 4:01 AM UTC

snaky wrote: post #6

bprater wrote: post #3

Does anyone know of a good online catalog where libraries like this are curated? Or are folks just bookmarking these as they find them?

openjsan.org, JQuery plugins catalog, and that's all AFAIK. (Yes, CPAN is still unique after so many years)

http://ruby-toolbox.com/ for ruby stuff

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by shii » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 4:06 AM UTC

snaky wrote: post #6

bprater wrote: post #3

Does anyone know of a good online catalog where libraries like this are curated? Or are folks just bookmarking these as they find them?

openjsan.org, JQuery plugins catalog, and that's all AFAIK. (Yes, CPAN is still unique after so many years)

There's also EveryJS: http://www.everyjs.com/

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by pbreit » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 4:08 AM UTC

bprater wrote: post #3

Does anyone know of a good online catalog where libraries like this are curated? Or are folks just bookmarking these as they find them?

Fork or follow on github?

Re: Optimizely Open-Sources Guiders.js, a Library to Help You Guide New Users

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Post by dhbanes » Thu, Jun 23, 2011, 4:09 AM UTC

Looks awesome, what version of jQuery is required?