Progressive Enhancement
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A professional front-end template for building fast, robust, and adaptable web apps or sites.
A rugged, minimal JavaScript framework for adding behavior directly in your HTML markup.
A jQuery plugin for fast page navigation using AJAX and pushState, enabling partial page updates without full reloads.
A lightweight JavaScript library for creating fluid page transitions that make multi-page websites feel like single-page applications.
Turbolinks makes web app navigation faster by fetching pages, swapping the body, and merging the head without full page reloads.
A jQuery plugin that unobtrusively upgrades HTML forms to submit via AJAX without requiring special markup.
A jQuery plugin for adding smooth page transitions and AJAX navigation to websites with progressive enhancement.
A jQuery plugin that converts element content into mini SVG pie, donut, line, or bar charts.
A Rails gem that integrates Turbo to build fast, modern web applications with minimal JavaScript.
A standalone JavaScript module that enables fast AJAX navigation on any website using pushState and XHR.
A deprecated polyfill for CSS position: sticky with a safer position: fixed fallback.
A framework-independent HTML serializer for generating markup for Web Components from single-file components.
A next-generation progressive site generator and fullstack Ruby framework for building modern websites and web applications.
A JavaScript polyfill that adds HTML5 placeholder attribute support to older browsers.
A jQuery plugin for creating off-canvas paneled menus like those seen in mobile Facebook and Google apps.
Educational web components demonstrating common UI patterns with modern web technologies and accessibility focus.
HTML5 canvas charts generated from HTML table data using progressive enhancement.
An icon font that displays analog clock faces for time stamps using CSS and @font-face.
A minimal example of universal React routing and data fetching with server-side rendering and AWS DynamoDB.
A simple, self-hosted RSS feed reader that works without a database and requires only PHP 5.4+.
A web component for lazy-loading images with placeholders to improve page load performance and visual stability.
Render Ember components into existing server-rendered HTML to create islands of interactivity.
A comprehensive guide to the HTML Custom Elements specification for creating reusable web components with custom behaviors.
A lazy image loader that enforces progressive enhancement and valid HTML by loading images from noscript tags.
A curated collection of resources on Progressive Enhancement, covering concepts, strategies, feature detection, testing, and code examples.
A polyfill for Custom Elements builtin extends, enabling custom elements that extend native HTML elements.
A demonstration of mobile-first responsive web design principles with progressive enhancement.
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