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MGB is a free OpenSource Guestbook completely written in PHP, using JavaScript and a MySQL Database. Easy to use, flexible and customizable with templates to make it fit 100% to your homepage.

Vue module for lazyloading images in your applications. Some of goals of this project worth noting include being lightweight, powerful and easy to use, work on any image type, add loading class while image is loading. It supports both of Vue 1.0 and Vue 2.0. You can configure which events you want vue-lazyload by passing in an array of listener names. This is useful if you are having trouble with this plugin resetting itself to loading when you have certain animations and transitions taking...

A jQuery plugin for extracting dominant colors from images and applying it to its parent. Install via bower. Then simply include jQuery and the script in your page, and invoke it like so. Instead of using an <img> element nested inside of parent element, AB supports grabbing the dominant color of a background image of a standalone element, then applying the corresponding dominant color as the background color of said element. Enable this functionality by adding a data property, data-ab-css...

ECM is a small content management system created by (until now) only one person. You can add pages, edit them, put them on the main page and into the menu. Uploaded files can be included on pages with a preview (<img>-tag or HTML5-Video) or as a download-link. Note: If you have to enter a license, use the Alpha-Code (rm2Zjl68JoM0HAVGzTvN7EPCUGaNHMJ0) or get your personal code for free on http://bit.ly/Ofzy2z

BC ImageServer is a PHP/Javascript frontend for ImageMagick. It provides you with an interface for manipulating images via internet. The produced images can be inserted into your webproject via an url for the html img-tag.

iLink performs all the tasks to scan a document(s), sFTP to a server, insert into a mysql database, provide an apache/php search/edit interface, auto-burn new images to a cd (with neat0 indexing for later cd browsing). All of this is 'automagic' except