Raw is an open web app to create custom vector-based visualizations on top of the amazing D3.js library through a simple interface. Even though Raw is a web app, the data you upload will be processed only by the web browser. No server-side operations or storages are performed, no one will see, touch or copy your data.
Raw works with delimiter-separated values (i.e. csv and tsv files) as well as with copied-and-pasted texts from other applications (e.g. Microsoft Excel, TextWrangler, TextEdit. Based on the svg format, visualizations can be easily edited with vector graphics applications for further refinements, or directly embedded into web pages.
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Demo: http://raw.densitydesign.org/
License: LGPL License
Apiary helps you build beautiful APIs with collaborative design, instant API mock, generated documentation, integrated code samples, debugging and automated testing. Apiary is powerful, open sourced and developer-friendly. As easy as writing Markdown, but comes with a mock server, tests, validations, code samples and your language bindings.
A server mock is a quick way to experiment with an API – even before you start writing code. Two clicks will link Apiary to a repository of your choice. It’s up to you whether you make the API Blueprint private or public and let community to contribute. They update your doc on each commit, and they push commits to the repo whenever you update your documentation at Apiary.
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Demo: http://apiary.io/
License: MIT License
Keypress is a robust Javascript library for capturing keyboard input. It’s an input capture library with some very special features, it is easy to pick up and use, has a reasonable footprint (~9kb), and has no dependencies.
Some keys have unreliable support and should mostly be avoided. Print, Scroll Lock, Pause/Break, and Insert have unreliable keyup or keydown firing in Windows or OS X, so I suggest avoiding them, although Keypress does still allow them.
Requirements: JavaScript Framework
Demo: http://dmauro.github.io/Keypress/
License: License Free
Responsive Elements makes it possible for any element to adapt and respond to the area they occupy. It’s a tiny javascript library that you can drop into your projects today. The element is aware of it’s own width. It responds and adapts to increasing or decreasing amounts of space. You can easily explicitly declare which elements you want to be responsive using a data-respond attribute.
Requirements: JavaScript Framework
Demo: http://kumailht.com/responsive-elements/
License: MIT License
FullPage.js is a simple and easy to use plugin to create fullscreen scrolling websites (also known as single page websites). It allows to create fullscren scrolling websites as well as adding some landscape sliders inside the sections of the site. It is designed to fit to different screen sizes as well as tablet and mobile devices.
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Demo: http://alvarotrigo.com/fullPage/
License: MIT License
Solo is the easiest way to manage your projects. You can create contacts, manage tasks, upload files, track project progress, and keep notes – all in the same place. The interface is simple, elegant, and intuitive.
You can easily keep track of how much time is spent on a task using the task timer. Manually enter time for those cases when work is performed without the timer. It’s easy to use installation wizard to guide you through the process. Requires a linux server, PHP 5.3+, and MySQL. You’ll have full access to the unencrypted source, allowing you to make any changes you like.
Requirements: PHP and MySQL Framework
Demo: http://www.getsoloapp.com/
License: Solo License
Rainyday.js is a simple script for simulating raindrops falling on a glass surface. You can get that meditative feel of watching rain on your window right in your browser. Hardly practical by any definition, but it’s quite fun to watch.
The idea behind rainyday.js is to create a light JavaScript library that makes use of the HTML5 canvas to render an animation of raindrops falling on a glass surface. Simple enough, yet challenging at times, especially since it’s trying to avoid that cartoonish look usually attributed to JavaScript animations and at the same time make sure the animations work smoothly.
Requirements: JavaScript Framework
Demo: http://maroslaw.github.io/rainyday.js/
License: MIT License
TogetherJS is a free, open source Javascript library by Mozilla that adds collaboration features and tools to your website. By adding TogetherJS to your site, your users can help each other out on a website in real time.
TogetherJS is implemented in Javascript; no software or plugins to install, and it’s friendly with existing web pages, while still letting developers customize the experience. TogetherJS is built and hosted by Mozilla, so you know it’s safe to use.
Requirements: JavaScript Framework
Demo: https://togetherjs.com/
License: Mozilla Public License 2.0
FailSafe is a jQuery plugin to help your application work correct even in peril situations. In other words, it takes care of situations like Lost Internet Connectivity and Low Battery Level.
When a user loses Internet Connectivity or his laptop’s Charge goes down, this plugin shows a very user-friendly message to the user. Optionally, this plugin can also disable some of the elements in the page which may require proper Internet Connectivity or Higher Battery Level to function properly.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://plugins.compzets.com/failsafe/
License: License Free
Stand to Make is an interactive visual tool for calculating your earnings potential. Do you have an idea for an awesome eBook? Are you designing a killer icon set, UI Kit, or WordPress theme? Whatever the product, Stand to Make can help you answer the question “What do I stand to make?â€. It’s a great too for comparing which payment service provider you can use to maximize your potential earnings.
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Demo: http://standtomake.com/
License: License Free
