Letter by Letter JS – jQuery Plugin for Typing / Letter by Letter Effect

Letter by Letter JS is a lightweight jQuery plugin to present text letter by letter on a HTML page. This text can appear as if was just being typed, or it can fade in more gently.

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Brewery

The most entertaining way to invite a friend for a drink.
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2 Blocks Template with CSS3 & jQuery

A template split in 2 animated blocks of content, inspired by dropbox.com/guide.

On bigger devices, the content is split in two main containers. When the user surfs through the content using the navigation, new content overlaps the old one. On smaller devices, we have a simple gallery of projects, with a slide-in panel containing additional project information.

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jQuery Select Multiple Plugin

An awesome user-friendlier drop-in replacement for the standard select with multiple attribute activated.

• Works in an unobtrusive fashion
• Fully open sourced
• Keyboard support
• Provides some callbacks
• Fully customizable via CSS
• Depends on jQuery 1.8+
• Tiny code ~8kb minified

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flextabledit : jQuery Flexible Table Editor

flextabledit is a jQuery plugin that allows users to create, edit and manage grid cells that are arranged in table columns and rows. It is particularly usefull in enviroments where the user must be given the possibility to completely define both the structure and the content of a table; e.g. on a form of a web page.

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TRM Digital

TRM Digital, a full spectrum digital service in the Mother City, Cape Town, serving digital experiences beneath a seventh wonder. Specialising in AngularJS, JavaScript, WordPress, Front-end development and UI/UX design.

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The Science Behind Why We Like, Comment & Share On Facebook - #infographic

"Have you ever wondered why people enjoy liking, commenting, and sharing on Facebook?

If you haven’t, you should. Why? Because understanding why people enjoy doing these things will help you generate more Facebook traffic."

And here's an infographic, produced by QuickSprout, that takes a closer look at what motivates people to use Facebook.

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