JavaScript Tutorials Using Third Party Libraries

Submitted by NETTUTS » How to create a floating HTML menu that moves as a page is scrolled up or down. Uses HTML, CSS, and jQuery JavaScript library.

Submitted by goSammy » Using jQuery, I will show how to create a widget that works like the infamous 'Coda-Slider'. It can also be used as an effective archive navigator for your WordPress blog.

Submitted by ProDevTips » A simple example on how to sort a HTML table with the jQuery table sorter plugin. Also describes how to automatically scroll the browser with the jQuery scroll to plugin.

Submitted by ProDevTips » This tutorial describes how to use the jQuery sortable UI to create an interface that, when saved, will control the sorting of the items in a MySQL table. The sorting is saved with Ajax.

Submitted by ProDevTips » A general description of how jQuery can be used to create an Excel-like interface that communicates with the database through Ajax. It only covers the markup and Javascript, not the back end, which makes it more geared towards intermediate to experienced developers.

Submitted by Viper Creations » This tutorial will show you how to call Javascript functions from Flex and Flex functions from Javascript.

Submitted by Adam » As an extension to Wildhoney's introductory article on JavaScript, I have written this article to show how to achieve the same results from using Prototype. Please note that the code in this example could be compacted considerably using some of Prototypes advanced features. However, due to this being an introduction to Prototype, I have decided to go with a "more code, easier to read", approach.

Submitted by whiteparticle » First off, if you are writing JavaScript, use a framework. You will never go back because all frameworks will help in some way. Now the question is.. which one should you use?

Submitted by Prateek Saxena » This is a simple teaching how to make a simple layout using Ext.js and prototype.js libraries.