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The Big Box of Javascript
- es6-features.org - An overview of the new features added in EcmaScript 6
Searching
- lunr.js - A lightweight search engine to use
- Defiant.js - Search JSON structures with XPath expressions
- Awesomplete - Ultra lightweight autocomplete engine with no dependencies
- Olly.js - Rich snippets engine
Saving
- localStorage Bridge - A really cool library that lets you send & recieve messages via localStorage. Useful to let all the pages a user has open communicate with each other.
Media
- audiosynth - A wonderfully simple (albeit underdocumented) library for synthesising notes from various instruments. Not the most powerful, but easy to use.
Popup Boxes
- NanoModal - Display those modals dialogs easily
- basicContext - Create custom right click menus easily
Progress bars
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Mprogress.js - A progress bar based on material design
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ProgressBar.js - Another progress bar library
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Elevator.js - An awesome script that "solves those awkward scroll to top moments the old fashioned way" :D
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layzr.js - A lightweight library that makes lazy loading ridiculously easy
Input tools
- Keypress - Simple but powerful keyboard input library
- Squire - Turn a simple
<textarea />
into a rich text editor - Dragula - Super simple drag & drop
- Insignia - Easy tag input
Services and tools
Services
- js.org - Free subdomains for Javascript projects
Tools
- Regexper - Regular Expression visualiser
- Transformy - Not strictly javascript, but still awesome. Change the format of a list of things by typing in a simple example of what you want it to look like.
- vorlon.js - Awesome looking remote debugger
- keyCode Test Page - A test page that shows you the keyCode of the keys you press
References & Tutorials
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RGraph HTML5 Canvas Reference - A good HTML5 canvas reference with examples
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RegexOne - A good reguar expression tutorial we practical examples and tests
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Javascript Scope Quiz - A small quiz / tutorial to help you understand scope in Javascript