This is something I wrote real quick while I was bored, it is pretty much an exact copy of the C# timer control made in JavaScript. It's pretty useful because you don't have to use the horrible setTimeout, setInterval and clearInterval functions. I don't know how cross browser compatible it is but I can say it will work on any browser that supports setTimeout, setInterval and clearInterval. Download with documentation. Read More..

This is something I made a while back for a college project, it's a fairly basic image slider library designed to automate image sliders. You give it the id of an image tag as well as a transition type and a transition speed and it will automate it. 

It's also got some nice functions for manually scrolling, changing the speed and changing the transition that is currently being used. Please don't be too harsh on it because I wrote it when I was just getting to know JavaScript so it's bound to Read More..

This is my most recent JavaScript project, it is a "dragging" library. Which means you run one method (Similar to JQuery) and it makes a HTMLObject draggable. It is pretty great because it has lots of extra support for things like containers so you can restrict where the object can be dragged as well as handles which mean that you will only be able to drag the object by the handle. It is very useful and is used in my project TaskTracker (Upcoming). Download and documentation Read More..

In one of my newer websites I've been adding fancy CSS3 effects, I've used them before but not as much as this. In my time doing this I had an issue, a menu would scroll down on load, because of the transition slowing the movement down. The transition was there for when you change sections, so you select one and the others smoothly scroll into another position but with the height being set on load (Due to me wanting backwards compatibility and thus not using calc) it scrolled down on load too. Read More..

I spend a lot of my time watching YouTube videos, but most of them are under an hour and the people I watch pride themselves on quality, which means they spend a long time editing their videos (Audio, mostly) and rendering in many different qualities. The result of this is that even 10 YouTubers do not produce content faster than I can consume it, which is where Twitch comes in.

The nature of Twitch removes the editing and rendering aspect from the video making process, whilst retaining a Read More..