Flexible UI Notifications Framework: Backbone.Notifier
27
Jun
Backbone.Notifier is a powerful and flexible framework for displaying and controlling UI notifications.
It is built on top of jQuery, Backbone.js + Underscore.js and has many cool features like a 3D module or animations support.
The notifications can be displayed on the top or in the middle, modal notifications exist and it is possible to set custom styles via CSS + JS API.
Messages can be timed to be shown or hidden as wished, an integrated loader exists and there are pre-defined styles: default, info, error, warning and success.
Requirements: jQuery, Backbone.js and Underscore.js
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://e-w.co.il/backbone.notifier/
Download: https://github.com/ewebdev/backbone.notifier/
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://e-w.co.il/backbone.notifier/
Download: https://github.com/ewebdev/backbone.notifier/
- Tags:
Javascript UI
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2 Responses for "Flexible UI Notifications Framework: Backbone.Notifier"
It doesn’t work on IE9…
Hi Davide,
I’m the creator of Backbone.Notifier, thanks for the comment and for bringing it to my attention.
I had a bug in the demos page (and the logger module), caused by console.log() in IE.
It is now fixed, please note that the library’s core was not the cause (it is safe to use).
Thanks,
Eyal.