| <!-- valid --> | |
| <section id="contacts"> | |
| <address> | |
| <figure> | |
| Figure | |
| </figure> | |
| <p>Name</p> | |
| <div>Block-Element</div> |
Le velDB, Bro wserify, N ode.js
RESS [ˈrəs] - RWD And Server-Side Components
How often you write a waste condition or another piece of code in your responsive frontend project, based on different viewports or different browser capabilities. That would be totally obsolet, if the server has some more information about the device to which it delivers. At this time, RESS comes into the game.
This document is the result of my research for already existing RESS implementation written in Node.js.
Normalizes mouse, touch and other input-type events
Aim of this document: I will try to find a way to accomplish that, do some research and collect benefits & requirements on such framework
| // @deprected | |
| // This GIST is deprected! | |
| //_.findWhere() is exactly what you're searching for ;-) | |
| // Example: | |
| // collection.findWhere({ | |
| // color: 'red', | |
| // brand: 'vw' |
| /* | |
| * jQuery special events for delayedEnter, delayedLeave, and delayedHover | |
| * Author: Scott Jehl, [email protected] | |
| * Copyright (c) 2011 Filament Group | |
| * licensed under MIT | |
| * note: Each event can be used with bind or live event handling as you would use mouseenter,mouseleave, and hover | |
| * events fire after 200ms timeout | |
| */ | |
| (function($){ | |
| //delayedEnter event |
| define( function( require ) { | |
| return JSONLoader = { | |
| load : function(path, onCompleteOptions) { | |
| this.opt = onCompleteOptions || {}; | |
| if(typeof jQuery === 'undefined' ) | |
| throw new Error('JSONLoader Module requires jQuery Library 1.7.x'); | |
| this.getJSON(path, function(obj) { |
| function touchMoveOut(evt) { | |
| var | |
| touchObj = {} | |
| , tolerance = 15 | |
| , containment | |
| , px | |
| , py | |
| touchObj.coords = evt.touches[0] || evt.changedTouches[0] |
