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Introducing Typecast

So I’ve started work on Typecast. I call it an Input Field Augmentation Library. The idea is to provide commonly used/desired functionality that isn’t available in the plain’ol HTML input field. Some examples include auto-completion, suggestion and realtime masking. I’ve been working on it for less than a week–in my free time–so it’s very much “in development” though the auto-complete/suggest functionality is pretty close to being done. There are of course a bunch of things I want to add (see the todo list on the Typecast page). Oh and for all you tech-heads out there, it’s completely unobtrusive and fully OO. I also try and optimize the code as much as possible to keep the performance level decent.

If you’re reading this, I’d like your feedback. Please, go mess around with it. Copy it, use it, try and break it. Let me know what you think and what you’d like to see.

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3 Comments

  1. Gravatar for Patrick FitzgeraldPatrick Fitzgerald says:

    No can download… subdomain not active yet perhaps?

  2. Gravatar for AraAra says:

    Patrick: *blush* it would help if I spelled my own name right. Typo in the link, sorry ’bout that. It should work fine now. Thanks for the heads up!

  3. Gravatar for giornalistagiornalista says:

    Whoa. Pretty cool dude (I love how, when you type in ”A”, your name is the first list item ;-) Keep up the good work!

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