What's the best way to create HTML Live Tiles? [closed] - javascript

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So basically I would like to create live tiles like windows, which can show things like notifications, time, etc., but I would like to create them in html and javascript. I have all the javascript pieces ready but I wanted to know if it would be wise to use an iframe for every tile because the tiles can be created dynamically and all have their own code. Here I ask myself whether IFrames represent a performance problem or whether I can use them with a clear conscience

is designed to embed an other HTML document.
I don't see any performance problem.
Here is a nice doc at MDN : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
If it is your purpose, why not use them, but maybe are you looking for another approach like web components...?
Hope this helps.

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Is there a plugin to generate emmet styled html for jquery? [closed]

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Let's say i want to create html elements using jquery. And to that i have to type $('<div>')... But then i have to append other stuff to it and so on. I could write whole html in one go which is fine but it'd be cleaner if i could do something like this: $('body').append($.emmet('p>lipsum+ul.list>li{items}*5');
I think this would be powerful thing to have. And should be very possible. It'd be good if such thing exists also for express and works with jade.
Main reason i guess i want this is so my javascript code doesn't get all crowded due to stuff like $('body'),append('<div class='sdfd' data-dbndbd='dsd'><p class= '33'> ....")
Look at jquery-zencoding plugin https://github.com/zodoz/jquery-ZenCoding
It also has primitive data-binding possibilities.
Take a look in the jquery.emmet... https://github.com/Krizz/jquery.emmet
Addendum: After a more careful review, looks like the jquery.emmet project is dead or stalled. Good news is that the HTML.js may be exactly what you need. Take a look at: http://nbubna.github.io/HTML/

What web language to use to create slidshows on website [closed]

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I want to create a website that has slides on the home page. For example when you open a website you will see that users can slide through different images using those tiny dots below the images or sometimes they are timed and the slides move on their own. I want to know what web language I need to use to create this effect? Are there any tutorials that explains how to achieve this effect? I have only learnt HTML5 and still learning css3. Thanks.
You'll most likely need JavaScript to get what you are looking for.
I usually like to recommend the jQuery Cycle2 Plugin for these cases, as it's easy to use and very straightforward:
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle2/
You can try a simple slider in case you need to get started quickly:
http://www.basic-slider.com/

chm/pdf alternative based on html5+js and opened with the user's web browser [closed]

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I've read tons of similar questions in the Web, but found nothing that is acceptable for me. So, I'm looking for an html5+css+js solution for an offline use that looks similar to chm/pdf. My requirements:
1. All resources are stored in one single file, and I want to edit the source code directly and easily.
2. It's javascript-enabled and opened by the browser.
3. I don't need a built-in index/search functionality.
I tried to write something on my own, but it can't get rid of a serious memory leak...
MHTML would be an alternative. Here are some examples:
Key Concepts of MHTML
MIME Hierarchies of body parts
Another alternative would be SVG with data-uris to embed images and markup. Here are some examples:
Embed data-uris in SVG
Does SVG support embedding of bitmap images?

Free javascript tree view library with checkbox/multiselect [closed]

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I want to find a javascript library that supports folder-like tree view with checkbox/ multiselect. There are quite a number of libraries, such as www.treeview.net, but lots of them requires purchase or including advertising link.
Can I find any free javascript library that support tree view with checkbox?
try this one
http://kazge.com/show/zkjs/src/tree.html
it support checkbox, and more feature
the project's home page is https://code.google.com/p/zkjs/
I've used http://sortablejs.github.io/Sortable/#nested with great success. The default UI might throw you off (it doesn't look like a tree) but when you consider mobile users this look actually works much better.
I've never tried using checkboxes with it but I doubt it would be a problem.

Looking for lightweight modal popup JS library that runs stand alone [closed]

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I need a pointer to a library to show modal dialog popup with HTML content. The library should be able to work in random websites without relaying on a library like jquery etc..
My requirements:
1. beautiful design (shadow is a plus for example).
2. compatibility with arbitrary doctypes
3. lightweight and quick to load.
thanks
I had a similar need and put together the following modal library:
https://github.com/Nycto/PicoModal
Non jquery reliance will really limit the options nowadays - but simplemodal is pretty nice if you rethink your jquery reliance requirement

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