Toastr was released almost 2 months [https://github.com/CodeSeven/toastr] ago and has had a nice response so far. We’ve kept it simple yet extendable and we’ve received a lot of good feedback over it. One interesting point we never explored was how customizable toastr already. Much of its appearance
Today's Web landscape is fraught with numerous JavaScript libraries that are valuable. So it's inevitable that you'll ask yourself, "Which ones should I be using?" But is it important to know which one is best, or is it more important to try a few on for size? I feel like its b
I like free stuff and I assume you do too. So if you are in the US and have an MSDN subscription, there is a very cool FREE offer from Pluralsight that you can find here [http://www.pluralsight-training.net/microsoft/msdnoffer]. From their web site it says: > For a limited time, all MSDN subscr
A Swede, and Italian/American, and a … Ward Bell walk into a bar … OK, so I don’t exactly know what Ward Bell [https://twitter.com/#!/wardbell] is (besides a great friend and brilliant colleague). And what’s he doing walking into a bar with a Swede? And how did they do that since Ward lives in San
My friend Hans Fjällemark [http://twitter.com/hfjallemark] and I have been collaborating on some JavaScript libraries lately and we decided it was time to release toastr [http://jpapa.me/c7toastr], the first of them, on github. Our collaborative organization is under https://github.com/CodeSeven to
