Maybe I’ve never told you about it! One of the major feature of the new Teamwork 5 release is a browser based javascript (jQuery) Gantt editor; you can create Gantts, task trees, dependencies which exports the resulting data in JSON…
It was long time that we in Open Lab were thinking to make our own Q&A software. We need it to give support for all of our products, from Teamwork to Licorize. We didn’t want to make a Forum because we…
This story starts when we had to provide audio to an HTML5 game we were building.
The game is for mobile browsers, actually a limited and updated range of mobile browsers: Safari for iOS 6+, and the stock browser (i.e. the default browser) for Android 4+. With the well known scaling trick (CSS “transform: scale(…)”) which we built in our mobile app, we got it to run quite nicely in all resolutions, so also on desktop browsers. Hence we would want our audio solution to work also on desktops.
With the new 1.9 jQuery release they removed definitely their $.browser method. I know that feature detection is better than using user agent sniffing, but for many of you who used the $.browser scattered in thousand of line of code this plugin…
With the new 1.9 jQuery release they removed definitely their $.browser method. Surely many of you used this thousand of time to catch specific browsers; now it doesn’t work anymore. Here is a fast and short piece of code you…
I just published a major update of the miniAudioPlayer plugin for WordPress. This video shows how it works and how you can customize each instance of the player on your WordPress posts. You can get this plug in from the…
I just made a major update for the mb.bgndGallery component. The most consistent improve is that the gallery now supports transitions between images using the transform propery. That means you can make custom transitions using the scale, rotate or skew…
With the new jQuery release 1.8 they are going to remove the $.browser method (definitely removed on the 1.9 v.): $.browser: Ever since jQuery 1.4, we’ve been evangelizing that browser detection via the user agent string is a bad idea….





