Who else is pushing the boundaries for front-end design/dev open source stuff?

almost 9 years ago from Liam V, Founder at Freelancelift.com & tone.co.uk

Hubspot are doing some awesome work with their GitHub contributions, some really interesting pieces on there. All simple, really lightweight and providing lots of inspiration from a design perspective.

Then Zurb have some great stuff in their playground and Filament were doing some great work but seemed to have pretty much stopped as late.

Interested to hear any other libraries out there that push the boundaries when it comes to jQuery/CSS3/HTML5 stuff!

23 comments

Tolga Ergin, almost 9 years ago
http://codyhouse.co/
11 points
deleted user, almost 9 years ago
Codrops?
8 points
- Liam V, almost 9 years ago
  Codrops has some good stuff, I like this effect for creativity but wonder if it'd kill conversions, its kinda hypnotic... or at the very least distracting
  http://tympanus.net/Development/AnimatedHeaderBackgrounds/index3.html
  0 points
  - Jonathan Matthey, almost 9 years ago
    used the blue one here http://gallery.fuiszmedia.com - think it kind of works.
    0 points
- Erik Shaw, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )
  Awesomeness
  0 points
Liam V, almost 9 years ago
Links didn't pull through, here they are again:
http://github.hubspot.com http://zurb.com/playground http://filament.io/
5 points
- Brandon Arnold, almost 9 years ago
  Thanks for the shout out, Liam! We hope you enjoy the up coming Foundation for Apps as well as the playground, we're super excited to push the bounds there :)
  Filament has a lot of cool stuff on it as well, checking it all out now.
  0 points
  - Liam V, almost 9 years ago
    No worries - credit where credit is due, especially when it's open source !
    0 points
Jonathan Suh, almost 9 years ago
Thoughtbot has a handful of neat, open-source projects and contribute a lot
http://thoughtbot.com/open-source
4 points
- Cihad Turhan, almost 9 years ago
  ... handful of neat ...
  2 points
  - Jonathan Suh, almost 9 years ago
    Forgot to mention: pun intended
    0 points
Daniel Fosco, almost 9 years ago
Adam Morse (mrmrs) does some pretty cool stuff too.
3 points
- Liam V, almost 9 years ago
  Nice tip - thanks had somehow not noticed Adam's work.
  This is a really neat idea:
  http://clrs.cc/
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eivind ingebrigtsen, almost 9 years ago
I admire Hakim El Hattab http://lab.hakim.se/
Hereunder: menu: http://lab.hakim.se/meny/ modal: http://lab.hakim.se/avgrund/ present: http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/ zoom: http://lab.hakim.se/monocle/
2 points
Johnnie Gomez Alzaga, almost 9 years ago
Can't believe nobody mentioned Unheap: http://www.unheap.com
1 point
- Liam V, almost 9 years ago
  Such a great resource, hadn't seen this until now thanks for the tip-off!
  0 points
Oz Pinhas, almost 9 years ago
Genuinely not trying to pitch myself but I've made Dough.js which is that common jQuery-like library, but it has some nice tricks like granular execution, explicit CSS toggling and handling of CSS transitions and animations. Feel free to check it out.
1 point
Joe Blau, almost 9 years ago
I was trying to do this on mobile but so many developers are still stuck on the web. I think in a few years people will catch up. I wrote a post around full screen gesture widgets for mobile devices. The source code to the widgets is also available.
1 point
Jitendra Vyas, almost 9 years ago
http://mobify.github.io
1 point
Deniz Arkan, almost 9 years ago
http://formstone.it/
0 points
- Anthony Wingfield, almost 9 years ago
  these are really nice
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Andreas Eberharter, almost 9 years ago
http://www.documentcloud.org/opensource
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Yoshua Wuyts, almost 9 years ago
To me npm-dom is amazing (and kind of proud I'm now part of it) -- https://github.com/npm-dom
Also polyfills is pretty great if you're dealing with client-side code -- http://polyfills.io/
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