Today’s morning started a little hot here at ajaxBlender. We had some free time before starting the production meeting, and Mike (our lead developer guy) and Justin (newbie who joined us in November) started arguing about their respective abilities of creating cross-browser markup code (HTML, CSS, JS) by hand without mistakes, but also doing it really fast.
We’re continuing a series of “How-to’s” for JavaScript beginners. In this tutorial we will explain how to proportionally resize images. Most tutorials that we have written utilize JavaScript platforms other than MooTools, so we decided to create this one using Mootools, however the function which will resize image’s size can be used with any framework (i.e. jQuery, ExtJS, script.aculo.us or just plain JavaScript.)
A common question from JavaScript beginners is how to call the setTimeout or setInterval function. This is an easy task, but can definitely be a headache for those who are new to JavaScript programming.
This tutorial explains how to extend a jQuery Lightbox plugin (by Leandron Vieira Pinho) to have a slideshow.
The ExtJS 3.0 library is a little large and can require a few seconds to load all the scripts for the page. Therefore the most convenient way address this is to create a preload message which will let your users know that the loading is in process.
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