Keiji Kanazawa - Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit
Description
We welcome back Tim Aidlin to the show so he can share with us some details and information on a tool he and Karsten Januszewski have been working on. It provides an interactive way for designers (and developers) to add amazing animations and effects to
their web pages.
Glimmer has just been released, and is available here:
http://www.VisitMix.com/lab/glimmer.
Glimmer has just been released, and is available here:
http://www.VisitMix.com/lab/glimmer.
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The Discussion
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Robert Hess If anybody has used Glimmer to add JQuery features to their sites, I'd love to hear about it and see them. Go ahead and post your links here.