The jQuery Project is very excited to announce the final schedule and speakers list for our first-ever San Francisco Bay Area conference. The conference will be held at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Research Center in Mountain View, California on April 24th and 25th, 2010. Speakers include: John Resig, Scott González, Steve Souders, Nicholas Zakas, John … Continue reading
Registration for the jQuery Conference 2010: San Francisco Bay Area is now open! Visit the event site: http://events.jquery.org/2010/sf-bay-area/ The conference schedule and list of speakers are available on the website. Get your ticket today.
The jQuery Project is excited to announce that Microsoft is expanding its support of the jQuery JavaScript Library through new initiatives, to include code contributions, product integration, and the allocation of additional resources. Building on two years of collaboration with the jQuery Project, Microsoft announced today at MIX 2010 that it will be working with … Continue reading
Registration is now open on events.jquery.org! The jQuery Project is very excited to announce the dates for our first-ever San Francisco Bay Area conference. The conference will be held at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Research Center in Mountain View, California on April 24th and 25th, 2010. The San Francisco Bay Area conference is the second … Continue reading
jQuery 1.4.2 is now out! This is the second minor release on top of jQuery 1.4, fixing some outstanding bugs from the 1.4 release and landing some nice improvements. I would like to thank the following people that provided patches for this release: Ben Alman, Justin Meyer, Neeraj Singh, and Noah Sloan. Downloading As usual, … Continue reading
In case you’re not following along with the 14 days of jQuery, here’s a summary of what has been released for days 8-14. Highlights On Day 12, the jQuery team released jQuery 1.4.1, the first bug release to jQuery 1.4. jQuery 1.4.1 is now the latest release of jQuery; take a moment to review the … Continue reading
jQuery 1.4.1 is now out! This is the first bug fix release on top of jQuery 1.4, fixing some outstanding bugs from the 1.4 release and touching up some gaps in the API. I would like to thank the following people that provided patches for this release: Ben Alman, Mike Alsup, Irae Brasil, Matt Curry, … Continue reading
Today we’re pleased to announce the brand new jQuery.org web site: The home of the jQuery project. The jQuery.org site was designed and implemented by jQuery community member Boaz Sender. You may recognize most of the content from the old jQuery Docs site but it’s been heavily re-organized and presented in a manner more befitting … Continue reading
Today we’re officially announcing the brand new jQuery Forum. We’ve been using mailing lists, and subsequently Google Groups, over the past 4 years to manage the discussion and community around jQuery. That particular solution has simply not been able to scale to our discussion requirements both in terms of participation and in managing spam. When … Continue reading
In case you’re not following along with the 14 days of jQuery, here’s a summary of what has been released thus far. Pre Release Day 1 New jQuery API Site Pre Release Day 2 jQuery 1.4rc1 Day 1 jQuery 1.4 Released jQuery 1.4 Live Q&A Day 2 HD version of jQuery 1.4 Q&A Media Temple … Continue reading