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This tutorial will show you how to create a twitter message form that counts down the 140 characters and also allows you to input a message within the URL of the webpage as well. What’s cool about Ruby on Rails is instead of writing javascript to recalculate the message length, we’ll use Rails to automatically generate the correct javascript so that each time the field changes, the count is recalculated all through the controller object.

This tutorial is the second part of a tutorial that will build a javascript carousel that imitates the Mac OS X dock. In part one, we build a mock up in Photoshop and exported the nessecary images. In this part, we’ll take those images and build it into a HTML & CSS. Then we’ll use javascript to make if interact.

This tutorial will take you through creating the initial mockup in Photoshop, and creating a usable carousel that imitates the Mac OS X Leapard dock. This tutorial we’ll acquiant you well with creating a slick button, and using the shape tools. We want to deal with shape layers instead of pixel because of the non-destructive nature of shapes. Non-desctructive shapes means you can edit and scale without distortion.

Last time, I provided a reasonably decent solution for creating a HTML friendly Javascript image gallery using mootools. After taking in some of its faults, and learning more about javascript, I’ve rewritten the whole code, and have came up with a new version, a simple, easy to use gallery that everyone can use.

This free image gallery based on javascript is a quick & easy solution. Implementing the demo doesn’t requre knowledge of any javascript. In this article, I’ll explain and breakdown the javascript that runs the image gallery using the javascript framework Mootools.