Category Archives: Javascript

animini – A javascript micro-library for tween animations

Posted on January 29, 2012 by Roy Sharon

animini was built with a single purpose in mind: to be the most convenient to use tween animation library, while keeping it lightweight. I have managed to keep it below 5K, with no external dependencies. As for being convenient, I … Continue reading →

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Unicode Numbers In Javascript

Posted on December 1, 2010 by Roy Sharon

Handling Non-ASCII Numerals In Javascript — The Way It Should Have Been Handled Source code available at uninums on github. A couple of weeks ago, I ranted about the lack of proper Unicode support in Javascript. Granted, Javascript supports Unicode … Continue reading →

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Javascript & Unicode: The Unconsummated Marriage

Posted on November 15, 2010 by Roy Sharon

Why We Need Better Unicode Support for Javascript, And What Can Be Done About It One of the smartest things ECMA did was requiring Javascript engines to use Unicode strings. This has important implications beyond the simple ability to represent … Continue reading →

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Scrolling The Selection Into View

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Roy Sharon

Scrolling Text Nodes And Ranges Into View In A Cross-Browser Manner Scrolling an HTML element into view can easily be achieved using the scrollIntoView() function. But what about text nodes, ranges and selections? var o = document.getElementById(‘foo’); o.scrollIntoView(); The scrollIntoView() … Continue reading →

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