Thread: JavaScript tools for HTML5

With the right javascript libraries and frameworks to facilitate the creation of websites with HTML 5. We present the best javascript tools.


The jQuery JavaScript framework currently seems to dominate the programming with JavaScript. And for good reason: The creator of jQuery have taken every good idea of how Protopype libraries, Dojo, and Yahoo Yui and packed into something new, which is much easier to handle. Meanwhile likely jQuery with numerous plug-ins to be irreplaceable.


Despite the success of jQuery, one should not forget that there are many other good JavaScript libraries that are worth to be tried. This post provides you alternate ways of JavaScript libraries or frameworks to JQuery before.


The Yahoo User Interface Library was one of the first cross-browsertool collections, which was released as open source. And she's still one of the best. Yahoo has released the third version in 2009 and both versions 2 and 3 are continuously better. The collection of graphs, widgets and other tools offers more variety than most other JavaScript libraries. Yahoo also cares more about "cosmetic" problems as some of the other party. Many of the features that are on Flickr and Yahoo Mail significant wait, just waiting to be used by you.




Like jQuery and YUI provides MooTools a nice browser-independent way for you to change the array, div or span sections of HTML and the like. Especially useful is the tool for creating customized libraries with which you can select exactly the features you need. You need only aselect few boxes to get an optimized version of MooTools with the functionality you require.


One of the goals of HTML5, at least for some stakeholders, it was the Flash plug-in to replace. This transition occurs only slowly, because the games industry and the creator of presentations begin gradually to some of the advanced flash tools by HTML5 technologies and tools to replace.


Mashi is an impressive example of how spirits can be set in motion. It offers more than a few dozen features for simplifying the movement of sprites along a time axis.The list of game engines for browsers is long and continues to grow, because JavaScript established Canvas objects and are relatively consistent. The results seen in our eyes do not look as good as those with flash, but we suspect that this gap will close soon.


If you like board games, then you will probably like the three-dimensional, vertical views of game boards of pp3disco . It requires only a few lines of programming to create them. CasualJS example, was created to be like ActionScript in Flash. The author of Crafty have obviously invested a lot of time in the collision detection. Fruit Ninja Fans can Fruit Assassin by Crafty play in their browsers.