Truncating Multi-line Text By Height – Shave.js
Shave.js is a lightweight, flexible JavaScript library used for truncating multiple lines of text to a height you specify.
A Lightweight Image Cropper With No Dependencies – imagecrop.js
imagecrop.js is a lightweight vanilla JavaScript image cropper that has the ability to crop a specific image with a draggable, resizable crop area.
Sliding Popup Box In JavaScript And CSS3 – WhoopsJs
The WhoopsJs JavaScript plugin for creating CSS3 animated popup boxes for notification messages.
Touch-friendly Scratch Card With Pure JavaScript – ScratchCard
ScratchCard is a JavaScript library which takes advantage of HTML5 canvas to generate a touch-friendly, highly customizable scratch it card on the page.
12+ Pure CSS/SCSS Loading Indicators – SpinThatShit
SpinThatShit is a set of 12+ pure CSS single element loading spinners which can be used to indicate the content loading status in an elegant way.
Responsive Multi-line Text Truncating In Pure JavaScript – Ellipsis.js
Ellipsis.js is a pure JavaScript library for responsive text truncation which enables you truncate multi-line text within specified DOM element(s) with ellipsis.
Highlight Active Menu Item On Page Scroll – MenuSpy.js
MenuSpy.js is a multi-purpose JavaScript library for your one page scrolling website that highlights the menu item relative to the currently visible section.
Lightweight JS Library For Responsive Embedded Content – reframe.js
reframe.js is a lightweight and pure JavaScript library which makes any embedded content (e.g. iframes, videos, Youtube videos) fully responsive to fit any screen size.
JavaScript Library To Fetch And Display Instagram Feeds On The Webpage – instafetch.js
instafetch.js is a simple JavaScript library that has the ability to fetch and display the latest Instagram images with captions using Instagram API.
Real-time Streaming Data Visualization Library – SensorChart
SensorChart is a simple, fast JavaScript library that renders an animated chart to visualize real-time streaming data (e.g. fps) using Canvas and WebGL (Web Graphics Library) API.