Leave your answers in the comments. Name (anonymous if you must) Are you using jQuery corporately or for your personal use? Describe how you are using jQuery. Showcase! Link to any of your projects that use jQuery. We would really like to get to know a lot of you better, not just the hardcore developers … Continue reading →

The first issue of the brand-new Visual jQuery magazine has been released. It is available for download in PDF format. The purpose of the Visual jQuery Magazine is to provide information about jQuery for beginners and advanced developers, interviews with interesting members of the jQuery community, and details on how to maximize your use of … Continue reading →

Excellent news today: Paul Bakaus has received sponsorship from his employer, New Identity AG, to contribute back to jQuery project. He’s being given a chunk of hours under which he is sponsored to develop jQuery-related code. All of this is going straight back in to the community. This is in addition to the fact that … Continue reading →

If you’re new to jQuery, you might not know that it has a very extensible plugin architecture. That’s not to imply that it’s a complicated one; it’s not! One of the popular features of jQuery is the built-in effects library. Using jQuery’s plugin architecture, a number of smart people have taken the built-in effects one … Continue reading →

jQuery 1.0 solidified a lot of the framework, but it also introduced some neat structural changes. First up, the framework now builds via make files, so anybody can check out jQuery from subversion and compile either the packed or unpacked jquery.js for use in their website. Second of all, jQuery now includes built-in testing, and … Continue reading →

People are really starting to pick up on the “jQuery thing”! I’ve given a number of interviews and presentations lately concerning jQuery. Here are most of the interviews: One for a magazine, two for online articles, and one podcast. Enjoy! eWeek: jQuery Eases JavaScript, AJAX Development As more developers adopt the practice of AJAX-style development … Continue reading →