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Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Slick Modal – CSS3 powered Popups

Slick Modal Popup is a great way to display your message. You can insert any code or layout inside it, let it be banners, newsletter signups, contact forms, special offer display, images, galleries, iframe, video, maps and more effectively and with style.

Features:

50+ avaliable options
15 transitions effects
5 transition speeds
9 popup positions
Advanced options
Custom modal size
Set a cookie for visitors
Set a timed visibility delay

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by Admin via jQuery Rain

Paver : jQuery Panorama/Image Viewer Plugin

Replicating the photo viewer/panner seen on the experimental Facebook Pages app, Paver is a jQuery-powered plugin that enables easy viewing of wide/panoramic images.

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How To Create A Social Media Marketing Strategy That Works For Your Small Business - Infographic

For small businesses, a lack of resources often stands in the way of achieving social media success. Fortunately, there is a way for small businesses to manage social media, even when they lack time, personnel, and budget. This infographic, created by Salesforce takes a closer look at the strategies to create an effective social media marketing strategy with minimal resources.

by Irfan Ahmad via Digital Information World

Asm.js and WebGL for Unity and Unreal Engine

Unity and Epic’s Unreal Engine, the popular middleware tools frequently used by game developers, are not limited to creating compiled applications that run as an executable. Unity previously had a web player, which was a downloadable plugin that used ActiveX. Chrome killed support for NPAP (Netscape Plugin API), but announced it over one year ago. […]

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by David Voyles via SitePoint

10 Essential Atom Add-ons

GitHub's Atom is rapidly maturing into one of the best code editors available. While it lost to Sublime Text in last year's SitePoint Smackdown, many issues no longer exist:

version 1.0 has been released
it's easy to install on Windows, Mac and Linux
speed has significantly improved, and
it's still free but betters many commercial offerings.

The number of add-ons has increased exponentially with more than 750 themes and 2,400 packages at the time of writing. The reason: Atom can be extended using web technologies. If you're working on Node.js or front-end projects, Atom is a great choice.

Package installation is simple. You can either:

open the + Install panel in the Settings tab then search for a package by name, or
install from the command line using apm install <package-name>.

Here are ten essential add-ons, plus a few bonus ones to make Atom even better …

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by Craig Buckler via SitePoint