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Get started with WebRTC

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WebRTC - real time capture from media devices with api.

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Kirby - a CMS with no database

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Kirby CMS. A return to flatfile, only better.

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xCharts - A JavaScript library for data-driven chart visualizations

xCharts – A JavaScript library for building custom data-driven chart visualizations

Dated Added → December 13, 2012Categories → Charts & Graphs, Javascript

xCharts, using D3.js, is an easy to use JavaScript library for building custom data-driven chart visualizations. Unlike many other charting libraries all visualization styling can be achieved directly through CSS, giving you the control to handle the visualization however you want. xCharts has been designed to be dynamic, fluid, and open to integrations and customization.

Homepage: http://tenxer.github.com/xcharts/
GitHub: https://github.com/tenXer/xcharts

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Visualised data with xCharts.

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50 Most Useful jQuery Plugins from 2012

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Specky lists are always full of useful resources.

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jHERE - A jQuery plugin to add interactive maps

jHERE – A lightweight jQuery plugin to easily add interactive maps to your website

Dated Added → November 30, 2012Categories → jQuery

jHERE is a lightweight (only 4kb & 1.95kb Gzipped) jQuery plugin that allows you to easily add interactive maps to your website. You get a powerful map API, highly customizable markers, event handling and info bubbles and comes with KML support and data visualization via heatmaps.

Homepage: http://jhere.net/
Demo: http://bin.jhere.net/

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Nice! Looks great for interactive maps.

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8 Raphael JS Tutorials

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Display data and make it sexy with Raphael Js.

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