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Ember Table
An addon to support large data sets
Ember Table is a power table made for users who need a full-fledged, fully-customizable table component for their apps. It is built to be flexible, scalable, and ergonomic for day-to-day use. Unlike other table components, Ember Table seeks to provide as many common table features as it can without sacrificing flexibility or composability. You can still use standard component idioms to customize, extend, and build on top of Ember Table at every level, ensuring that it never gets in your way... -
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htmlarea
Small, powerful, full featured WYSIWYG editor
HTMLArea 4 is a browser based WYSIWYG editor that easily replaces the TEXTAREA in your web pages. It is written in JavaScript, and suitable for use in any modern web browser, and any page on your web site. Current version is 4.0-2016-08-29 -
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Takes data from a text table and wraps fields with html tags, this way building an html page ready to be served to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
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Set of JavaScript classes (based on Mootools library) for dynamic creation of sortable HTML tables with cool effects (like: tracking cell/row updates and sorting effect). Tiny and easy to use with HTTP services. Supports differential table updates.
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