There’s no denying it. I love small, simple, yet functional things. Yes, the nano certainly qualifies, but shouldn’t the same apply to code? Enter moo.fx, a lightweight JavaScript library for performing Web 2.0 style effects with minimal size and effort. It takes only moments to see how to implement it, and is small enough to remove delays in downloads and execution. Released under the MIT license, you can do almost anything you want with it. If you do web development of any sort and are looking to spiff up your work, check out moo.fx.

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