Glimmer: a jQuery Interactive Design Tool
- Posted: Apr 28, 2009 at 7:45 PM
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The MIX Online team has released a new prototype tool from their lab called
Glimmer, which should prove very helpful for web developers/designers wanting to easily incorporate jQuery in their web applications thanks to a simple and powerful UI-based composer.
"Glimmer is a WPF-based Windows application that allows you to easily create interactive elements on your web pages by harnessing the power of the jQuery library. Without having to hand-craft your JavaScript code, you can use Glimmer’s wizards to generate jQuery scripts for common interactive scenarios. Glimmer also has an advanced mode, providing a design surface for creating jQuery effects based on your existing HTML and CSS."
"Glimmer is a WPF-based Windows application that allows you to easily create interactive elements on your web pages by harnessing the power of the jQuery library. Without having to hand-craft your JavaScript code, you can use Glimmer’s wizards to generate jQuery scripts for common interactive scenarios. Glimmer also has an advanced mode, providing a design surface for creating jQuery effects based on your existing HTML and CSS."
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