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For the past year and a half, we've been pouring our heart into JavaScriptMVC 3.0. So it's with great excitement that we're ready to announce 3.0 is here to solve your JavaScript headaches. With over 1800 commits, the new version is faster, easier to use, and more powerful. But with so much goodness, it's hard to know where to start. The following are the biggest and bad-ass-est changes to JavaScriptMVC

Once upon a time, there was the mighty GIF image format, the most popular type of image compression for web graphics. Then, it was announced that software programs using GIF would require a license (this was because of the Unisys patent for the LZW compression method used in GIF). This change sped up the development for its successor: the PNG format. PNG, which stands for Portable Network Graphics, gained popularity and, nowadays, it’s probably the most used image format when it comes to web design, alongside JPEG.

A toolbar definition is a JavaScript array that contains the elements to be displayed in all "toolbar rows" available in the editor. There are two ways to set the desired toolbar definition in the editor. It can be set directly into the "toolbar" setting, or it can instead be set to a configuration named "toolbar_", where "" is a name that can be used to identify the toolbar in the "toolbar" setting. The following is the default setting we have in the editor.

This is the Captcha library ported from Kohana 2.3.x to 3.x. Very little has changed API-wise, although there have been a few changes.

This plugin will resize and scale targeted images to their max width according to the image ratio, the browser size and some simple options. Change the size of your browser to see it's effect. Download it, try it, let me know what you think. I have tested it and with a little massaging it works in IE7 & IE6.