first-developer

[ Launch: Chart legend ] 6209407 by first-developer

[ Launch: NVD3 ] 5846554 by first-developer

[ Launch: d3.chart examples ] 5823898 by first-developer

Web workers and jQuery

Web workers are great; they provide a powerful way to run background threads on website.

I wanted to create a more convenient way to deal with them in a jQuery-esque way. This code allows you to create a web worker and returns a jQuery.Deferred extended with some of the web worker methods on the instance.

// Alias vendor prefixes to standard.
if (!window.BlobBuilder) {

window.BlobBuilder = window.WebKitBlobBuilder || window.MozBlobBuilder;

[ Launch: Mailboxes data ] 5720665 by first-developer[ Launch: Mailboxes data ] 5697782 by first-developer[ Launch: Tributary inlet ] 5690774 by first-developer

[ Launch: Mailboxes data ] 5697782 by first-developer[ Launch: Tributary inlet ] 5690774 by first-developer

[ Launch: Tributary inlet ] 5690774 by first-developer

The below configuration will pause the tour after tooltip 2 has appeared (index of 1). In the postStepCallback we check to see if the tour has been paused and fire some code.

<script>
  $(window).load(function() {
    $('#joyRideTipContent').joyride({
      pauseAfter : [1],
      postStepCallback : function (index, tip) {
        if ($(this).joyride('paused')) {
 console.log('Hey there, you\'ve paused the tour.');

	var windowResize = function(fun){
	var oldresize = window.onresize;

	window.onresize = function(e) {
	if (typeof oldresize == 'function') oldresize(e);
	fun(e);
	}
	};

	var res = function (e) {