introducing
jmpress.js
a jQuery plugin to build a website on the infinite canvas
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a jQuery port of
but with a different goal in mind. Why keep it behind a podium? Let's make websites!
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why jQuery?
- great plugin framework that is familiar to a lot of people
- easier to add and maintain features
- wouldn't be surprised if CSS3 transforms/itions are later supported
- Fallback to .animate() when needed
- jQuery UI themes
- easier to implement ajax into slides
- jQuery mobile for adding touch support
So why not?
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why not contribute to the
original?
I have contributed and will continue to send pull requests :)
@bartaz has a very specific vision for impress.js which I respect.
Plus I asked him and he said no.
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download
Download, clone, submodule or fork on github
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contribute
Good news! I accept pull requests ;)
Please work and pull against the dev or beta branch. Thanks!
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tests
jmpress.js uses the jasmine bdd library for testing. Please load test.html in your browser to run the tests.
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wishlist
- Browser Support (hard but important)
- Better fallback support for older browsers
- Mobile/Touch (use jQuery mobile)
- Integrate an option for jQuery UI theme support
- Simple to use for new users, but flexible for advanded
- Community for plugins
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