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Features Only 0.6KB minified & gzipped! No dependencies. Uses feature detection, will not run if two-handle sliders are natively supported. Keyboard accessible Clicking on the track still works Handles can be moved past each other Customizable styling JS properties polyfilled too (input.value, input.valueLow, input.valueHigh) Limitations Requires support for <input type="range"> (duh). Fully works
About document.readyThere is some effort going on, documented the WHATWG standard repository, in order to bring a document.ready Promise like behavior to any page. Today, a simple tweet of mine simplified the fuss: document.ready = new Promise(r => /^loaded|complete$/.test(document.readyState) ? r() : document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', r)); — Andrea Giammarchi (@WebReflection
数日前に、Vue.js 2.0 が発表された ( Announcing Vue.js 2.0 – The Vue Point – Medium )。Server Side Renderingに対応するそうなので、pre-alphaではあるけれど、単純なサンプルを動かしつつ、軽くコードリーディングした。対象のVue.jsはこの記事を書いた時の最新のnextブランチ( fix eslint again · vuejs/vue@014ac35 · GitHub ) 2.0のポイント 内部で GitHub - snabbdom/snabbdom: A virtual DOM library with focus on simplicity, modularity, powerful features and performance. ベースのVirtual DOMを持つようになり、パフォーマンスが
In case you’ve never heard of Vue.js before: Vue.js is a front-end framework that consists of a core view layer and accompanying tools & supporting libraries. You can read a high-level introduction to what makes it different here. Today I am thrilled to announce the first public preview of Vue.js 2.0, which brings along many exciting improvements and new features. Let’s take a peek at what’s in st
DOM Listener: capture, passive, and onceThe DOM EventTarget interface is updating its overloads, accepting an arbitraty EventListenerOptions dictionary, an object with a capture and passive properties that indicate if the event should be registered for the capture phase, and if it should not be able to prevent browser default behavior, and accepting also an arbitrary AddEventListenerOptions dictio
EDIT: 11/2017 — This post was originally published 04/2016. Yehuda Katz now has a WHATWG proposal for “DOMChangeLists”, which has a very similar spirit to the behavior of Node#mergeWith() described later in this post, though it wasn’t inspired by this post. LazyDOM — an experiment to bring virtual DOM to the browser nativelytl;dr React-style virtual elements are fast but cannot be consumed like re
Tiny library for DOM manipulation and events https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/umbrellajsGithub Download Try it Intuitive and Documented It is strongly influenced by jQuery with many similar methods so you'll feel at ease developing with Umbrella. However there are some extra features like .handle() and some methods like .append() are more flexible: Documentation // Simple events like jQuery u("button"
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