2015
Flickity
Flickity makes galleries, sliders, & carousels that feel lively and effortless.
2014
jQuery.tap | jQuery Plugin
Click events on touch devices do not work the best. There is a ~300ms delay from when you release your finger to the time the click event is triggered. This behavior is not desired. :(
Owl Carousel
Touch enabled jQuery plugin that lets you create beautiful responsive carousel slider.
TouchCarousel - jQuery Content Scroller and Slider
TouchCarousel is simple and lightweight jQuery content scroller plugin with touch navigation for mobile and desktop. May be used as carousel, banner rotator and image gallery.
2013
iPhone Style Dragging for Both Desktop and Mobile with jQuery | InsertHTML
When we create stuff for the web now it’s important we remember that the web has spread from the trackpad and mouse to the touch screen. Sometimes this is hard to accomodate for, but it’s not that hard to create some awesome cross device friendly touch and drag events with HTML5 and some smart styling!
2012
ftlabs/fastclick · GitHub
FastClick is a simple, easy-to-use library for eliminating the 300ms delay between a physical tap and the firing of a click event on mobile browsers. The aim is to make your application feel less laggy and more responsive while avoiding any interference with your current logic.
jQuery UI Touch Punch - Touch Event Support for jQuery UI
by 1 otherjQuery UI Touch Punch is a small hack that enables the use of touch events on sites using the jQuery UI user interface library.
blackdynamo/jQuery-Mobile-Carousel - GitHub
A Sencha style carousel plugin for jquery mobile
2011
jQuery Reel Plugin
by 3 othersReel 1.1.2 is a jQuery plugin which takes an image tag and makes it a live "projection" of pre-built animation frames sequence. Its aim is to provide a 360° view of something or someplace. Great alternative to widely used Flash and Java techniques.
2010
Dragdealer JS
by 5 othersDragdealer is a drag-based JavaScript component that embraces endless front-end solutions. Elegantly crafted for JavaScript-aware coders.
Touching and Gesturing on the iPhone | SitePen Blog
by 1 otherEveryone who owns an iPhone (or who has been holding out for an iPhone 3G) is bound to be excited about a lot of the new things the device can finally do, particularly the introduction of third-party applications. But those of us in the web development community have been itching for something further still: good web applications on the iPhone. This means we need a suitable replacement for mouse events. And boy did we get them! Though at first the APIs seem a little sketchy, once you’ve learned them you should be able to do amazing things in your application.
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