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MiniAjax.com: Showroom for DHTML and AJAX scripts

by Ian Smith on March 1, 2007 at 08:00 AM

miniajax.com: dhtml and javascript showroom

Each day sees more and more Ajax tools, tricks, demos, and libraries come online. MiniAjax.com is a place that collects, on a very fluid and easy to browse page, all of the latest and greatest Ajax scripts that you can download and implement on your website.

There is a lot of good stuff to explore here such as:

GreyBox - a simple window you can use to launch another webpage within your website
Reflection.js - create cool image reflection effects
Heatmap - a hot (pun intended) utility to let you see where users click on your website
AjaxIM - a browser based IM client.
and many many more.

The author says he'll add links to 60 more scripts in March. Better add this baby to your bookmarks!

Tags: ajax, dhtml, javascript, prototype, web 2.0, web development, Web2.0, WebDevelopment

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jest staffelSep 23rd 2007 6:46AM

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there is a larger and more comprehensive database of ajax and web 2.0 scripts available at http://www.scripts.ajaxflakes.com

thought i should add it might be helpful to others...

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VinodJan 8th 2008 9:34AM

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Visit www.ajaxcrawler.com for a collection of DHTML and AJAX scripts

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