New Software for Andrew Dodson

hello.js uses a simple modular structure to provide support for various OAuth operations and common, well-known services. While v2 is natively supported, if you're still working with a v1 OAuth system, then hello.js can help you as well, but only...

dropfile.js works perfectly for old Internet Eplorer (9 and below), Google Chrome (5 and below), and Firefox (3.6 and below) browsers.The library detects if the HTML5 File API is supported, and if not it will load a Silverlight widget and use it to let...

jquery.share.js lets developers easily add social sharing buttons to their page's content without having to use bulky iframe codes.Only three services are supported out of the box with the plugin (Twitter, Facebook, and Windows Messenger), but the code is...

jquery.prompt.js allows developers to drop those annoying alert(), prompt(), and confirm() functions and use a non-intrusive alternative instead.This jQuery plugin shows similar alert, prompt, and dialog windows, but allows developers to use their own...