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vX Ajax Function
For one of my projects, I needed a really simple, lightweight one. It’s super lightweight. I mean really. really lightweight. Only 337 bytes (though 1 kilobyte of random crap in front of it would make...
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Built on top of the vX Ajax Function, is the vX JS Library. It’s probably the world’s smallest JS Library, in total, about 1.45kb, with things like Animations, Ajax, JSON Serialization, URL Encoding,...
View ArticleCan Anyone Beat This?
The original vX function was 337b. Now, it’s been reduced down to 293 bytes, while adding a new feature (callback is now optional). X=function(u,f,p,x){x=window.ActiveXObject?new...
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Um… I got vX Ajax 1 byte smaller. *I think you can’t get any smaller than this… For real…
View ArticlevX Ajax is almost 10 bytes smaller
Okay, so 0 = false, so it makes sense that !0 = true. but also 1 = true, so that saved 1 byte. Since there’s no .readyState attribute > 4, instead of .readyState == 4, you can do .readyState>3...
View ArticleAjax Ranking in Rash QMS
So i had this little project involving a quote repository and due to some trouble installing the superior Chirpy system, I used RQMS and did a few changes to add features like ajax ranking so you don’t...
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vX is the world’s smallest Javascript library. It’s modular, powerful, unlikely to interfere with operations of other libraries, open source (MIT license), and cross-browser. It’s designed with size...
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μwave: updates
Over a few days, things can change fairly quickly. There have been several speed improvements, a new Forum-Style blip rendering option which arranges blip linearly by the time edited with each...
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Weppy: Javascript Shim for WebP on Chrome 6 and Firefox 4.0
WebP http://code.google.com/speed/webp/ Recently, Google announced a new lossy image compression codec, named WebP, intended to supersede JPEG. It is based on VP8′s intraframe compression algorithm....
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Weppy Updates: Opera, Chrome and Firefox support and simpler usage
With help from @Frenzie and @paul_irish, the latest not-yet-versioned release of Weppy, my Javascript WebP to WebM conversion library, or something of a polyfill for a format that is yet to be part of...
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