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jQuery Tools 1.1.0.
Sep 3, 2009 by tipiirai
Smaller, faster, richer and more stable
After ten weeks of creative free time and two months of hard work it's time to shake up the web again. This version of jQuery Tools is even smaller than before: 5.68 kB of (pollution free) web engine fuel. Some of the highlights include
- completely free CDN for production use
- overlay plugin and effect framework
- circular infinite scrollable
- overlay gallery plugin
- dynamic positioning of the tooltip
- global configuration
- few important Internet Explorer fixes
Flowplayer 3.1.3 is out
Sep 3, 2009 by Anssi
Flowplayer version 3.1.3 improves performance and adds stability. RTMP/RTMPT connection establishemt is now faster in firewalled and proxied network environments. Bugs were fixed. The Akamai plugin now supports SMIL files bringing live streaming support for Akamai CDN users. Thanks for everyone involved in testing this! AnssiVersion 3.1.2 released
Jul 29, 2009 by Anssi
There are great improvements in the Bandwidth Check plugin and in the Flash controlbar plugin. Also quite a large number of issues were fixed. Thanks for our users for reporting bugs in our user forums!Flowplayer out-of-the-box from MediaMelon
Jul 22, 2009 by Anssi
We are happy to announce our co-operation with MediaMelon.
MediaMelon offers a hosted solution to help you get started quickly with Flowplayer. You don't need any coding skills to get going. We understand that the Flowpalyer offering is targeted to developers and our site and the documentation very much proves this point. If you don't want to worry about JavaScript/HTML/CSS etc. thats related to installing Flowplayer, go ahead and try MediaMelon.
MediaMelon is also coming up with a OpenX based advertising solution that looks promising. Take a look here to see MediaMelon with Multi-source Dynamic Deliverytm and instream ads in action.
jQuery Tools 1.0.0
Jun 3, 2009 by tipiirai
Essential tools for modern websites
Let's face it: Do you really need drag and drop, resizables, selectables, modal dialogs or sliders in your web applications? Websites are not desktop applications. They are different.
What you really need is tabs, tooltips, accordions, overlays, smooth navigations, great visual effects and all those "web 2.0" goodies that you have seen on your favourite website.
This open source library contains six most useful JavaScript tools for todays web. The beauty of this library is that all tools can be used together, extented, configured and styled. At the end you can have hundreds of different widgets and new personal ways of using the library.