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I want to create an flash paint application along with the layers where each and every component will be associated with the layers along with the property panel which will display all the properties of the components e.g. rectangle with fill and stroke, line with stroke propertty.
So, that user can manipulate the components as per his requirement. Can anyone tell me about such library which provide such type of features.
I am not aware of any library that provides all that functionality. However, you can start with a library like http://www.nocircleno.com/graffiti/ and then build up your app specific needs from there (such as adding your own property panels).
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Looking for a recommendation of an open-source HTML 5 video player with support for metadata (cue points).
We are using Flash video that triggers JavaScript in the host page using cue points and ExternalInterface, but the time has come for HTML 5.
I'm eager to build my own but am time constrained. We were hoping to extend something that gets us most of the way there. Already checked out video.js-- no metadata support.
We created one for Vimeo's FroogaLoop kit, but we need something not tied to a provider, nor can there be any dependency on a framework, i.e. JQuery.
Suggestions?
Sounds like the Leanback Player would work well for your requirements.
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I'am looking for a good library to make polygon graph like this in html / javascript / css / svg.
Example
If you have any.
Regards
Bussiere
Raphaël is a good choice if you want to implement this yourself.
Note that there's already a charting library for Raphaël, which may help.
This answer uses Raphaël to make a similar chart.
Another choice is Highcharts, here's a not very similar example. You'd have to make the chart type yourself, if it doesn't already exist.
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I want to create a nice (and modern?) site where media will be available for registered users. Audio, video, document, image... some kind of repository.
Users can see and download data.
Does it exist some specific solution?
Almost any CMS nowadays has media library module. Drupal, Wordpress MODx, all of those has it, one way or another.
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I've seen widget used like a rather technical term, and the W3C has specifications for it. But Wikipedia says that a widget is just a piece of code that can be re-used in different ways. SE's definition for the widget tag doesn't fit either of those descriptions. What's a widget then?
I guess it depends on the context. On Android, a widget is an application that can be interacted with from the home screen. At my job, you can add widgets to your personalized intranet home page. But there's also the software application aspect, usually said to give a measure of the size of the application. So it has multiple meanings: a generally small GUI element devoted to a single purpose/application, or a small application as a whole.
Haha, and if you mouse-over the "widget" tag, it says something similar. Perhaps someone should expand the tag description.
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I'm in need of great text editor or IDE that has real-time or built-in preview feature for HTML5's canvas element. Preferable, the one that has feature of whenever I change the code, the preview will change too. Another question, is there browser that can do it?
For example: http://www.htmlinstant.com/
HTML Instant was great but of course I need the other features of common editors such as syntax highlighting. Thanks in advance.
http://codepen.io/ is reeeeally nice
modify some code in this project and notice how it updates immediately
http://codepen.io/onedayitwillmake/pen/Evyfp