21 Nov
Posted by Ray Cheung as Framework, MIT License
Mocha is a MooTools user interface class made with canvas tag graphics. It is really impressive that it requires no images. The windows, including their controls, gradients and shadows, are drawn with the canvas tag. The rounded corner radius are adjustable. Windows can be focused, dragged, resized, maximized, restored down and closed. You are able to create new windows dynamically as well. And also, it is being tested in Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6 & 7, Safari 2, and Opera 9, so you are safe to use it on your web application.
The author is planning to add the following additional features as well. I really can’t wait to see these features being implemented.
Requirements: Mootools Framework
Demo: http://greghoustondesign.com/demos/mocha/
License: MIT License




Hm…
but what’s the load time like?
I think I shall experiment with it…
Thanks!
bookmarked! Will be a great tool if the the author holds what he has promised.
Nice !
Works fine in FF (2.0.0.9), IE7, Safari 3.0.4 & Netscape 9.0.0.3 ! Not working properly in Opera 9.50 beta though..
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Very cool. I expect to see more interesting Canvas stuff in the near future (eagerly awaiting John Resig’s Processing 2D implementation).
This one has scroll bar issues on FF-Mac:
http://screencast.com/t/P5aC3iTTu
… and I’m not that excited about a windows UI in-browser — but definitely a nice example of what canvas can do!
Awesome!!
Thanks for sharing…what a great tool.
I can not see the clock Mocha with Internet Explorer 7. What happens? Help …
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