Superfish - Suckerfish on 'roids. [brothercake] Docking boxes (dbx) Version 3.0 — 26th March 2009 Docking boxes (dbx) adds animated drag 'n' drop, snap-to-grid, and show/hide-contents functionality to any group of elements. And how could I resist re-creating one of the most iconic interfaces of modern times to show it off! The script can work with rows, columns, or two-dimensional grids of objects, of any size and shape. And as you've come to expect from brothercake, all the functionality is fully accessible to the keyboard. First released in March 2006, dbx2 was the first implementation of keyboard-accessible drag 'n' drop ever developed, and remains one of the most robust and elegant solutions on the web.
Version 3 has been more than two years in development, and includes a whole raft of new features, improvements to existing features, and bugfixes from the previous version (2.05). More demos Here's a clutch of demos to highlight the major features, and suggest some ideas for possible applications. Get the script dbx manual Latest update New features in v3.0: Create a Custom Select Box with jQuery - Onextrapixel. jQuery Masonry. Testing Your JavaScript with Jasmine. We all know we should be testing our code, but we don’t actually do it. I guess it’s fair to say that most of us put it off because, nine times out of ten, it means learning yet another concept. In this tutorial, I’ll introduce you to a great little framework for testing your JavaScript code with ease. By the way, did you know that you can have your JavaScript errors fixed quickly and easily by an expert on Envato Studio? ThemeManiac, for example, will fix JavaScript errors or browser compatibility issues on your website or web application.
Today, we’re going to be learning about the Jasmine BDD testing framework. BDD and TDD … stand for Behaviour-Driven Development and Test-Driven Development. TDD in its simplest form is just this: Write your testsWatch them failMake them passRefactorRepeat That’s pretty easy to understand, eh? To learn more, you can read the extensive Wikipedia Article (from which those points were taken). Jasmine takes a lot of cues from Rspec. Now, onto the actual tests.