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And this is the javascript one http://www.egonelbre.com/js/jsfx/ :)

Not convinced by this one: http://facts.learnpython.org/1004

Thanks for your ideas! The slider engine is here, you are free to style it :)

Problem solved:

It's very easy to handle a Javascript fallback for Slider.js: Instead of having an empty container in which your slider will be templated, put the content for the non-javascript into it.

That's it ;) Just because the Slider Javascript will empty the content of it ;)

(Side thought: maybe I'm wrong, but in 2011, are we still need a JS backwards?)

Exactly!

Sorry to have been so prompt. What I meant was "if you want more than that, I would recommand Scala".

Scala is close to Java because it compiles to JVM and you can use Java libraries in scala (so that's not a big deal to switch to it). You can nearly code in scala like in Java with some syntax improvment and in a functional way.

Well, I recommend to move to scala language instead :)

Good news for web support improvement. probably still a long way to go to reach iOS advancement. I hope we reach it ;)

Good news! Thanks. Is play-scala compatible with?

If you zoom in too much, it's very lagging. Strange, It should be when zooming out (FF 5.0)

This is the output of :

curl http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/2.5.x/api/allclas... | grep -o '<I>[A-Za-z]\+</I>'| sed 's/<.I>//g'| sed 's/<I>//g'|awk '{ print length($0),$0 | "sort -rn"}' | cut -d' ' -f2 | head -n 50

That's probably because I use HTML Canvas. The balls are currently not animated with CSS but with Javascript (in a requestAnimationFrame loop). Making a full DOM version with CSS Transitions (or Animations) would be probably better because it's hardware accelerated (especially on iOS). Android browser has different support/behavior between android versions. Using lot of CSS Animations is in my opinion a little too ambitious (for now), that's why I stayed on a slower HTML Canvas solution.

But for iPhone / iPad, that's not the case, animations work better than Canvas, I have to try a DOM solution to increase these performance :)

"Chrome version of Angry Birds", "Chrome version" was not built for all platforms from the beginning. > Well mine neither.

Thanks, It's up now :)

it's down

That's cool but useless when using Sass http://sass-lang.com/