A while back I posted a script that used cookies to simulate the localStorage interface for the HTML5 spec. While building simpleCart(js) v3, I revisited this script with the hopes achieving the same goal without using cookies. For the impatient, the 1.2kb script can be found on github.

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We are proud to announce that simpleCart(js) version 3 is ready for beta testing! We have learned a lot about what our users need and want over the past 3 years, and version 3 is a huge improvement that we hope you are going to love.

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This year’s javascript trick involves taking individual words on your page and let them float or creep away.  Every time the user does not move their mouse for 5 seconds (you can change this interval), the words will start to creep.  Once they move their mouse again, the words will return to their original spot. (more…)

I have been wanting to use HTML5′s local storage for a while, but I haven’t had a project where I can just ignore the older browsers.  So I put together a little ( <1Kb gzipped ) script that checks for HTML5′s local storage API, and simulates the method for browsers that do not support it. For those browsers, the script implements a nearly identical interface to localStorage for persistent storage of name/value pairs, except it uses cookies.  For the impatient types, you can see the repo at github or download the script.  (more…)