JavaScript libraries such as MooTools can save a lot of time when developing a site. In this tutorial, I'll be showing you how to combine many of MooTools's functions to create a nice photo gallery.

This tutorial is the second part of a tutorial that will build a javascript carousel that imitates the Mac OS X dock.

A MooTools tutorial for beginners! Meant as a prequel to 'The Mootorial', this tutorial gives a basic introduction to MooTools without requiring previous knowledge of JavaScript.

Ah, AJAX. Tool for the best, buzzword for the rest. Most web developers know the word but only some know what it stands for (Asynchronous Javascript And XML); others know the cleaning detergent and use it often.

This tutorial is a simple one, so will cover only the basics to help a beginner to understand easier. A future tutorial will show, based on this, ho to create a class for windows.

Last time, I provided a reasonably decent solution for creating a HTML friendly Javascript image gallery using mootools. After taking in some of its faults, and learning more about javascript, I’ve rewritten the whole code, and have came up with a new version.

As you know there are a host of competing javascript libraries around these days. Though I prefer jQuery, I've always liked the way the menu on MooTools worked. So in this tutorial we'll recreate that same effect ... but we'll do it in jQuery!

We will try to make a little set of tutorials how to use mootools framework for almost absolute beginners. You will need to know basic javascript. The documentation for mootools framework is a little hard to understand and requires more advanced javascript knowledges.

In this tutorial we will learn how to select elements - or better said how to access an element from page, and how to create new elements in page.