skinny.js

Skinny libraries

• date-parse: Polyfill for Date.parse to ensure support for ISO 8601 dates. Also provides support for Microsoft JSON format dates.
• jQuery.breakpoints: Defines breakpoints and assigns CSS classes to elements based on the element's size (unlike media queries, which can only use the browser window's size)
• jQuery.clientRect: Gets element coordinates several orders of magnitude more efficiently than jQuery.top()/left()
• jQuery.cookies: Practically oriented cookie management
• jQuery.css: Parses and serializes CSS style strings
• jQuery.customEvent: A class that implements an observable event, useful for cases where there’s no DOM element involved.
• jQuery.delimitedString: Base class for parsing delimited strings, such as querystrings or CSS styles
• jQuery.disableEvent: Temporarily disables/enables all event handlers for a DOM element
• jQuery.hostIframe: Manages references between iframe content and their host window
• jQuery.hoverDelay: Simplified, more practical version of jQuery.hoverIntent plugin.
• jQuery.htmlEncode: Bare bones HTML encoding
• jQuery.imageSize: Some utilities for dealing with image sizes, async loading, and fitting images to a bounding box
• jQuery.isVisibleKeyCode: Extension to jQuery.Event which indicates if a keypress is a visible character (i.e. not a function or modifier key)
• jQuery.msAjax: Microsoft friendly AJAX. Handles the quirks of ASMX, WCF, DataJsonContractSerializer, Microsoft’s JSON date format, and provides an interface identical to jQuery.ajax().
• jQuery.ns: Declare namespaces without boilerplate
• jQuery.partialLoad: Works like jQuery.load, but is more intelligent about executing downloaded scripts (i.e. don’t re-run scripts that are already loaded)
• jQuery.pointerEvents: Pointer event polyfill, works on all browsers down to IE6.
• jQuery.pointerGestures: Gesture library based on pointer events.
• jQuery.postMessage: Provides cross-document messaging support, works on all browsers to IE6 (without URL fragments and polling).
• jQuery.proxyAll: Binds functions to their host object (like jQuery.proxy(), but for all functions declared as properties of an object at once)
• jQuery.queryString: Parses querystrings (the opposite of jQuery.param())
• jQuery.scrollAnchor: Smooth scrolling support for anchor elements with internal references
• jQuery.uncomment: Allows lazy evaluation of HTML blobs by removing them from comment blocks
• jQuery.url: Parses and serializes URLs.