Nicely done. It'd be really great if I could link to javascriptoo.com/canvas and get that page with the canvas checkbox pre-selected, so I could link to it in presentations, email to my boss etc.
JavaScript projects to look into
11–20 of 26 posts
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#12Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#13Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#14I suggest author to remove the word "every" from title until he covers at least 90%.
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#15Nicely done. It'd be really great if I could link to javascriptoo.com/canvas and get that page with the canvas checkbox pre-selected, so I could link to it in presentations, email to my boss etc.
This looks like it's working now -- so possibly fixed after your comment?
I cannot guess the URLs for combinations of checkboxes, e.g. canvas+charting.
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#16Otherwise I've noticed a bug. If you filter on the homepage, click something, then go back the checkbox is still checked but the filter is not applied.
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
This looks like it's working now -- so possibly fixed after your comment?
Aha, it's quite possible it worked before I commented, but it doesn't change the URLs as you click on the checkboxes so I couldn't tell. I cannot guess the URLs for combinations of checkboxes, e.g. canvas+charting.
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#18Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#19Looks like this could be useful. I'm always humbled and whenever I see something I've written [1] appear on a list like this :D Otherwise I've noticed a bug. If you filter on the homepage, click something, then go back the checkbox is still checked but the filter is not applied. [1] http://www.javascriptoo.com/enquire-js
Re: JavaScript projects to look into
#20Either I don't see navigation beyond the single page or Canvas section is seriously lacking. It does not list some mainstream widely used libraries like Cocos2D or EaselJS. Then there's MelonJS, Quintus, LimeJS and CanvasEngine, which all have their strengths and weaknesses but are viable options depending on your project. I suggest author to remove the word "every" from title until he covers at least 90%.