Underscore.js - functional utilities for JavaScript.
javascript - 14.2.2006 - 29.10.2009
Clamato: A Smalltalk Dialect for JavaScript - I have no idea if I already had this and I'm too lazy to check, but it's interesting enough for a repost.
jQuery Tools: The missing UI library for the Web « Noupe - interesting lib for simple effects in JavaScript (Tabs, Scrollables, Popups).
jQuery Visualize Plugin: Accessible Charts & Graphs from Table Elements using HTML 5 Canvas - ok, das ist definitiv cool.
wmd - The Wysiwym Markdown Editor - brilliant. Markdown preview with JavaScript. A great thing for browser interfaces, as Markdown allows for much better reuse of text content than if it were direct HTML.
And now a physics engine for JavaScript... - Holy Cow!
New in JavaScript 1.7 - because one often forgets that JavaScript can be a quite nice language. Especially the newer versions have learned interesting features.
To WebKit or not to WebKit within your iPhone app? - interesting article about WebKit on the iPhone in your own applications.
ECMAScript 4 - Progress - those who want to know why ECMAScript will again be dumber in the next version than it could be, can take a look at which points are all rejected by Apple ...
Introducing SquirrelFish Extreme - the JavaScript engine arms race is in full swing. Currently leading: SquirrelFish Extreme - in Safari.
Summer of JavaScriptCore: SquirrelFish Extreme has landed! - and here are the comparison numbers to other JS engines.
Gears for Safari - it's about time. Hopefully it will also appear in Fluid soon - because that would actually be the most exciting (to turn web applications into classic offline applications).
Cocoa on the web: 280 North, Objective-J, and Cappuccino - wow, someone has implemented Objective-C as a preprocessor and runtime in JavaScript and then ported Cocoa to JavaScript.
TileStack - Your Creative Playground - HyperCard rebuild on the web. Compiles their HyperTalk dialect "Speak" to JavaScript. Interesting idea, could definitely make sense.
Dive Into Greasemonkey - no idea if I already had it, but it was very helpful just now.
goosh.org - the unofficial google shell. - nice hack. A shell interface in the web browser for google.
Getting Started with Processing.js - what the title says.
Lily - a visual programming environment for the web. Now also using Processing.js
processing.appjet.net - and this basically gives you the typical Processing interface - only in HTML and in the web browser, with Processing.js. Ideal for experimenting.
Some Chrome For Pjs - why the lucky stiff provides a suitable desktop application for Processing.js
vi in javascript - some people just have too much time ...
base2 - a library that smooths out JavaScript differences between browsers.
Dean Edwards: IE7.js version 2.0 (beta) - new version of the brilliant JavaScript library that turns IE into a somewhat compliant browser.
More on widgets: When one e-mail is enough to break a system. - JavaScript widgets (e.g. Mac Dashboard, or Google Desktop or Yahoo Widgets) have the same security issues as regular websites. And presumably, people pay even less attention to programming with widgets than with websites. We are probably heading towards a new wave of exploits ...
Ajatus manifesto - a kind of CMS with a strong focus on decentralized content creation and replication. Built on JavaScript and CouchDB. However, it comes with "Manifesto" which for me is often synonymous with "gaga". But maybe useful software will come out of it after all.
Programming CouchDB with Javascript - the typical ToDo list. Interesting to see how CouchDB is addressed.
VI in JavaScript - yes, you read that right. VI. In JavaScript. In the web browser. The pain!
[Introducing Mahleeâ„¢](http://www.kirit.com/Introducing Mahleeâ„¢) - Multithreading for JavaScript.
JSONstore 0.2 - interesting, a mini database for JSON objects. Might be useful for projects with JavaScript on the client side, to give them a simple database.
Introducing Dashcode - comes with Leopard. Yummy. Building Dashboard applets in an IDE. I'm always up for such toys, simply because it's a way to playfully deal with programming - the more easy ways to applications there are, the better.
Seven JavaScript Techniques You Should Be Using Today - interessante JavaScript Patterns.
JavaScriptTemplates - Templates directly in JavaScript. Could be interesting for web applications - no HTML generation on the server, but on the client. Reducing the server to the functional minimum.
Vista Smalltalk Wiki - I had already seen this before, but there's a reason for the repetition: I only noticed today that Vista Smalltalk is not just a Smalltalk in Flash (ActionScript), but that it contains its own Lisp layer on which it is based. So a Smalltalk in Lisp in ActionScript ...
google-code-prettify - Google Code - nice JavaScript snippet that can syntax-highlight code/pre blocks.
JavaScript for the Macintosh - not such a bad idea. JavaScript as a full OSA language, integrated with all tools. Could make a lot of things easier - because JavaScript has regular expressions and humane data types, unlike AppleScript.
Slimbox, the ultimate lightweight Lightbox clone - nice JavaScript toy for displaying images in a gallery.
You cannot rely on JavaScript being available. Period. - always offer fallbacks. Anything else is just uncool and lame.
Efficient JavaScript - you should definitely go through it, can't hurt.
WebSnapr - Thumbnail images for links. Interesting concept.
G2Image - Plugin for Tiny-MCE to select images from a Gallery2 installation - should be able to be rebuilt for Django.
Simple image manager/uploader - another image picker, but much simpler. Maybe a better basis (integrate into the upload!)
TinyMCE Javascript Content Editor - GUI editor for HTML textareas with plugin interface
New in JavaScript 1.7 - exciting to see what's being added to JavaScript. Given the slow pace of IE's development, we can expect to use these features in 2010 - or earlier, if Microsoft's browser embarrassment is simply pulled from the market ...
ajaxWrite - everyone's talking about it, so I am too. Word-compatible, web-based, Ajax included. Enough buzzwords? It will probably be bought by Google or Yahoo ...
aspectes.tigris.org - Aspect Oriented Programming for JavaScript.
Live Thumbnails: Watch 'em Grow - interesting article about creating large images directly from thumbnails without changing pages. However, due to the invented attributes, it is not valid HTML4.
The Little Calculist: JavaScript language level - JavaScript as a language directly supported in DrScheme. This gives the brilliant tools of DrScheme for editing JavaScript as well.
Migrate apps from Internet Explorer to Mozilla - interesting article that covers a series of pitfalls when switching between IE and Mozilla.
Yahoo! Design Pattern Library - A collection of standard patterns in web GUI applications and how to solve them with the Yahoo JS library. Very interesting as a cookbook.