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  1. DavertMik revised this gist Dec 5, 2012. 1 changed file with 4 additions and 4 deletions.
    8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions 3-colorpickers.yml
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    includes: [nativeColorPicker, colorjoe, Flexi Colorpicker, SimpleColor, ExColor, JavaScript Colorpicker, Farbtastic, mooRainbow, jPicker]
    body: |
    If you are building an application that deals with graphics somehow, you are likely going to need a color picker. Fortunately
    there are quite a few of those available for JavaScript. HTML5 includes `color` input type even. One color picker, aptly
    named `nativeColorPicker`, provides a shim for Internet Explorer so that you have got all bases covered. Other pickers
    there are quite a few of those available for JavaScript. *HTML5 includes `color` input type even*. One color picker, aptly
    named **nativeColorPicker**, provides a shim for Internet Explorer so that you have got all bases covered. Other pickers
    available are more specialized.
    One example of these is `colorjoe`. That is a widget I developed myself after getting frustrated with existing alternatives.
    One example of these is **colorjoe**. That is a widget I developed myself after getting frustrated with existing alternatives.
    My primary goals were to make it scaleable using CSS (no images needed) and make it easy to adjust. I think I succeeded in
    these goals quite well. David Durman's `Flexi` shares the goal of avoiding images. It is actually a lot lighter than
    these goals quite well. [David Durman's](http://www.daviddurman.com/) **Flexi** shares the goal of avoiding images. It is actually a lot lighter than
    `colorjoe` (19k vs. 4k. minified) though given its modular nature it should be possible to get rid of some of that fat
    if needed.
  2. @bebraw bebraw created this gist Dec 5, 2012.
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    type: rating
    title: JavaScript Color Pickers
    user: bebraw
    slug: javascript-color-pickers
    includes: [nativeColorPicker, colorjoe, Flexi Colorpicker, SimpleColor, ExColor, JavaScript Colorpicker, Farbtastic, mooRainbow, jPicker]
    body: |
    If you are building an application that deals with graphics somehow, you are likely going to need a color picker. Fortunately
    there are quite a few of those available for JavaScript. HTML5 includes `color` input type even. One color picker, aptly
    named `nativeColorPicker`, provides a shim for Internet Explorer so that you have got all bases covered. Other pickers
    available are more specialized.
    One example of these is `colorjoe`. That is a widget I developed myself after getting frustrated with existing alternatives.
    My primary goals were to make it scaleable using CSS (no images needed) and make it easy to adjust. I think I succeeded in
    these goals quite well. David Durman's `Flexi` shares the goal of avoiding images. It is actually a lot lighter than
    `colorjoe` (19k vs. 4k. minified) though given its modular nature it should be possible to get rid of some of that fat
    if needed.
    Besides these three there are quite a few pickers available. Enjoy the listing below for some. If you are missing your
    favorite, let us know and we'll add it to the catalog!
    footer: |
    I hope you managed to find a picker fitting your needs. You might find a few additional ones on our
    [colorpicker listing](http://jster.net/tag/colorpicker). This post just represents the state at the time of writing.
    Happy hacking!