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I want to connect a node.js-webserver to a postgresql-databaseserver. Does anybody have some tips or tutorials for me? I did not find something
Use a module, google's first hit is https://github.com/brianc/node-postgres which seems very popular.
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Hi I'm a JS and CSS newbie and was wondering if anyone knows how this effect can be created.
http://www.cloudbees.com/
As people have said, this effect is known as Parallax Scrolling. There are a number of different plugins but I've found that personally the best one is Skrollr.js which you can find here (scroll to the bottom to find the GitHub link)
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I want to use jQuery to make an image switcher. I want it to be done in a div.
This is what I have: <div id="main-pic"></div> which means I completely have no idea how to do it...
Anyway, here is what I need:
If the image appears to be too small, and if you don't mind, zoom in your browser
It's called a carousel. One example of such is this Bootstrap Carousel
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I am trying to implement an index.html page with a partial page that contains links and logo, and change body content depending on the link click.
Is there a light js library that allows you to do that in html5?
With jQuery
$('#result').load('ajax/test.html');
http://api.jquery.com/load/
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If I'm not mistaken, I once stumbled across a product or something that let you make tutorials for your website using Javascript. Like, you could show the user directly how to do certain things with a virtual cursor, in-browser. Am I making this up, or is this a real thing?
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You may be looking for this: http://amberjack2.org/
EDIT: More info here http://ajaxian.com/archives/amberjack-2-0-on-page-tutorials
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I would like to know of a good javascript library for workflows, I'm currently using Joint JS, but I need something more visual impressive (users only like that).
I've found this astonishing library, called WireIt.