ClassyPicozu is a jQuery plugin that allows you to use Picozu’s advanced image editing functions on images from your own website. Basically you get an awesome online image editor your visitors can use to play with.
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So far I have tried all the Medium.com wysiwyg clones out there, these are really great, and each have their pros and cons. But none of them has all the features that the real medium editor provides. so I wonder, How complicated could be write my own Medium wysiwyg clone?
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jQuery Mapael is a jQuery plugin based on raphael.js that allows you to display dynamic vector maps.
Features:
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Markdown, originally written as a Perl script by John Gruber and Aaron Swartz in 2004, has caught fire and the technology has exploded into many different forms of “text to HTML” markup engines.
The original Markdown code has largely been unchanged through the years, while alternative versions have come to build on it. Since the creators of Markdown don’t want anybody using the “Markdown” name, each fork of the project adopts another name, which gets confusing.
Other projects include PHP-Markdown, PageDown, Parsedown, and Pandoc.
To make matters worse, large websites that adopt text-to-html technology tend to tweak it to their liking, and so you’ll sometimes hear things like “Vim-Flavored-Markdown” and “GitHub-Flavored Markdown” as well. The Stack Exchange network uses Markdown known as Pagedown, and MarkdownSharp on the server side, with bits of PHP-Markdown thrown in.
Web forums and comment boxes are beginning to adopt limited Markdown syntax too. It’s the Wild West!
Regardless, you tend to see “Markdown” being used as a general term for text-to-HTML. But really that is just one tool out there and not the umbrella name of this technology.
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We took a small break after our last show, but we’ve all been working really hard for the last couple months and have a lot of exciting things to share. Most importantly, we want to give our community a huge shout-out for all your amazing support, hard work, and beautiful apps that have surpassed all of our expectations.
The Ionic community has blown us away with everything we have been able to create in such a short period of time! It is because of the community that we have grown to one of the top 50 most popular open source projects in the world, with over 340,000 apps created across the globe and thousands more being created daily. In fact, we already have more groups around the world than we mentioned at the end of the show!
Here is a quick breakdown of the show:
We love you all! Let’s keep killin’ it, together.
See you next time!
jqBootstapValidation is a jQuery validation framework for Bootstrap forms. jqBootstrapValidation will scan for HTML5 validator attributes directly on the elements, plus any extra options specified via data attributes
