Cristi Cotovan

I know this kind of slideshow is pretty comon stuff in the jQuery world as well as other frameworks but I thought the Apple-like Slideshow gallery presented by Tutorialzine was pretty slick and managed to very closely resemble the one used on Apple’s website.

Of course you will customize it if you are going to use it on your site, aren’t you? View the demo here and the original tutorial here.

jCarousel is a jQuery plugin for controlling lists of items in horizontal or vertical order. The items can be either static HTML or loaded via various methods (including AJAX). The elements in the carousel can be scrolled back and forth, with or without animation.

jCarousel – Riding carousels with jQuery.

Wish I had found this thing a while ago when I was developing my own auto-complete functionality. This extremely small jQuery plug-in (about 7 Kb) looks and works brilliantly. The plug-in takes advantage of jQuery more than other plug-ins that do the same thing, is styled ONLY with CSS (and uses no images) and is very responsive. It creates all the necessary elements dynamically and only needs a regular INPUT box.

It is a very customisable plug-in, the data can be supplied to it in either an object on the page or loaded in JSON format from a URL. And of course, it’s free.

jQuery pageSlide by Scott Robbin is a great plugin for sliding the entire web page on one side and revealing a pane with information. This can be used to provide context-help for example, when clicking a link in your application or to provide options for an application and after saving them, slide the page back to its initial state.

Great work by Scott Robbin, inspired by Aza Raskin.

Download the files from the GitHub project setup for this purpose.

JQuery File Upload Plugin Script – Implementation – Uploadify.

This is a very slick upload feature using some of the well-known technologies: flash, swfobject and my newest favorite: jQuery.