I’ve been tinkering with the fabulous ImpactJS game engine lately, and having an absolute blast. The man behind it, Dominic Szablewski, is a great guy, and he’s done a terrific job with Impact. My latest creation with it is Pipewalk, a puzzle/board game where you attempt to supply green ooze to a board full of pipes by rotating them until they are all connected. Its actually a take on a common linux game called Netwalk. It uses canvas, so it’ll only work if you’re using a browser which supports it. Other than Impact, I also used jQuery/jQuery UI and the excellent Absolution jQuery UI theme by Michael Vanderheeren, as well as Uniform for styling form elements.

Link: http://www.sevrd.com/code/pipewalk/

Snippet is a jQuery Syntax Highlighter plugin which allows you to apply syntax highlighting to blocks of code. It currently supports 15 languages, including C/C++/C#, PHP, CSS, Javascript, Ruby, Python, Perl and more, and ships with 39 color schemes. The plugin itself looks to be lightweight and easy to use. The next time you find yourself needing syntax highlighting, this would be an excellent way to go.

Source: Snippet :: jQuery Syntax Highlighter

Edwin Martin of bitstorm.org brings us an impressive JQuery plugin which extends the javascript api du jour’s animation capabilities to include manipulation of the CSS3 box shadow property. Make sure to check out the demos in the link; the ‘click me’ example in particular is quite a gem!

Source: Shadow animation jQuery-plugin.

I think most of us have written at least one jQuery Plugin / Script. In this post,Latent Motion would like to show us how to get the most out of that script by also releasing it as a jQuery Bookmarklet. You will find two examples of utilities that are ripe for bookmarkleting, as well as a prepared jQuery Bookmarklet file that you can easily modify for the purpose.

Source: How to Create a jQuery Bookmarklet Easily | Web Resources | WebAppers.