1. inercia:

Looking for a convenient way of extending a Python program with plugins, I found this library. But then I read about how to do it with Python standard tools: just with entry points.

With entry points, your plugin must be installed with a typical setup.py, but you must add your own custom

1.  https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Plugins/
2. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/zest.releaser/3.3
3. http://reinout.vanrees.org/weblog/2010/01/06/zest-releaser-entry-points.html

TextExt is a plugin for jQuery which is designed to provide functionality such as tag input and autocomplete and ultimate provides modularity and extensibility for enhancing text field functionality.

(Source: gregbabula)

A jQuery plugin for effortlessly creating single page web sites. Demo

Features

• Simple - include pagify.js, create a div, make one jQuery call and you’re done!
• Lightweight - pagify.js is far less than 100 lines of code, well commented and easy to understand and extend!
• Flexible - Get started by only specifying a list of pages or customize animations, default pages and caching!
• Fast - Load all pages upfront or load on the fly; a simple $.get() is used to get content with minimal proccessing!
• Clean - Replace long HTML files broken up into sections and verbose JS to do the simple task of switching content!
• Couldn’t find an adjective… - Uses only Javascript and HTML so it can be uploaded like any other static site!

(Source: decodering)

decodering:

Painless custom dropdowns, a jQuery joint

Creating custom dropdowns is usually a tedious process that requires a ton of extra setup time. Oftentimes lacking conveniences that native dropdowns have such as keyboard navigation. DropKick removes the tedium and lets you focus on making s@#t look good.

coffeenecessary:

A Javascript module and CSS file that allows syntax highlighting of source code snippets in an html page.

Features

• Works on HTML pages
• Works even if code contains embedded links, line numbers, etc.
• Simple API : include some JS&CSS and add an onload handler.
• Lightweights : small download and does not block page from loading while running.
• Customizable styles via CSS. See the themes gallery
• Supports all C-like, Bash-like, and XML-like languages. No need to specify the language
• Extensible language handlers for other languages. You can specify the language.
• Widely used with good cross-browser support. Powers code.google.com and stackoverflow.com

(via coffeenecessary-deactivated2012)

mcilis:

A small and lightweight jQuery-plugin to create simple inline slideshow.

(Source: weboideas)