Moo.fx is a tiny JavaScript library that weighs only 3KB of code (sorry for totally geeking out here :).
The guy who wrote it describes it as "easy to use, fast, cross-browser, standards compliant, that provides controls to modify height, width and opacity".
Check out the demos page and the tutorial on "how to create a custom effect".
A blog on technology and web culture.
By Guy Malachi
About Me
Guy MalachiI'm a product focused serial entrepreneur.
I'm passionate about user experience and creating things that people love.
Former CEO of Skylow, Showbox Chief Product Officer, CEO & Cofounder of TalkSparks, iglloo, InterMatch, & Conduit Chief Geek
Popular Posts
-
Welcome to the new design for the site 🍾 I think I had the previous design for about 11 years(!!) so a new design was long overdue. This... -
I use Google Calendar in the browser a lot so I thought why not setup Alfred to make working with Google Calendar easier. (If you're... -
We recently changed the name of our company and one of the implications was that we needed to create a new logo for the company. The name o... -
Just saw this great talk by Fred Wilson , principal of Union Square Ventures, about employee equity. It's a bit long but if you are bu...
-
Drawing from bestofdrawsomething The latest rage to hit the interwebs, as you all know, is OMGPOP's Draw Something (if you aren... -
Here is some PHP code I wrote for downloading a file from a remote server and saving it locally using the file's real name. It tries to...
-
Yup, I'm a geek. Everybody who knows me knows that. As you can tell by the title of this post, here's how I proposed to my girlf... -
After nearly seven amazing years at Conduit, I have decided to leave the company and pursue other ventures. This journey started in a ro... -
Here's a really simple Alfred workflow I created that saves me tons of seconds every day. It does one very simple thing: adds a hotke...
