RyanN

vor 13 Jahrendiscuss

I've used the Nitrous.io editor before. They provide an online development environment for Node.js, Rails, and a few other things. Their editor is great for quick edits, but I think the lack of extensibility in all the online editors/IDEs I've tried means they're basically a no go.

I'm also spoiled by Sublime Text.

RyanN

vor 13 Jahrendiscuss

I just made something similar yesterday that shows a progress bar based on amount scrolled through targetted content: https://github.com/RyanNielson/jquery-progress

I whipped it up quickly so I'm sure there's room for improvement. Feel free to post any issues or enhancement ideas on Github.

RyanN

vor 13 Jahrendiscuss

I made a jQuery plugin called Progress to do this. https://github.com/RyanNielson/jquery-progress

I whipped it up pretty quickly so if there are any issues or enhancement ideas feel free to post them on Github.

RyanN

vor 13 Jahrendiscuss

This jQuery plugins will track scroll progress through targeted elements. When a targeted element is scrolled to, a fixed progress bar will appear at the top of the window to show progress through the element.

I whipped this up quickly after seeing examples of a few sites with this feature. I wanted to make a plugin so I could easily add this to a site. If you have any ideas, or notice any issues, please post them here or on Github and I'll do my best to address them.

RyanN

vor 13 Jahrendiscuss

The code is also available at https://github.com/RyanNielson/hashpipe if anyone is interested.

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