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I've built a plugin to simulate a flip clock, y'know, like they had back in the days before everything was digital. You can use it as a clock, a timer, or a countdown.

Inspired by some work I did recently, I've written a jQuery plugin to display and manipulate digital numbers, including making a clock.

Yes, I've written another plugin. I actually wrote it ages ago (before Plugin Month), but hadn't got around to posting about it because, well, frankly, it wasn't very good. It's now been improved, to the point where I would describe it as 'passable'.

Here then, is another jQuery powered pseudo-3D image carousel plugin. Because there aren't enough of those already.

Just because I've not written enough jQuery plugins lately (hmmm), here's another one. It's based on a plugin that I wrote a few years ago but never properly finished or made public. Here it is - the much improved, no images involved, circular progress indicator.

Time for another plugin. You might have clocked that I'm liable to make puns about this one. I'm sorry, you'll just have to face up to that fact. I promise none of them will be second-hand. I just hope they don't tick you off. Don't worry, we're half past them now. I don't know you very well, but I think hour relationship can tock it.

It's time for another interesting but mostly useless plugin - how'd you like to make it rain in your webpage?