Ryan Dunphey has just released a brand new jQuery Dashboard Widget that you can use to browse the jQuery API, even when you’re not connected to the Internet. You can download the, sharply designed, widget from jQuery SVN. If you’re interested in doing some dashboard development (and especially widget development using jQuery), you can learn … Continue reading →

The jQuery services are mostly back to normal now, John has since moved the jQuery SVN to Google Code and is working to move the remaining mailing lists to Google Groups. So, the most important parts have weathered the recent server move, no problem. Of course, moving providers when a dedicated server is required usually … Continue reading →

A test build of the upcoming 1.1.3 release is ready for everyone to try. We need to be super-sure that there haven’t been any regressions in this release, and in order to do that we’d like you to download this alpha release and try it in place of jQuery 1.1.2 (wherever you may be using … Continue reading →

I’m happy to announce that my proposal for a Birds of a Feather session about “jQuery on Rails” at RailsConf has been accepted! If you’re at RailsConf, please come by room c125 on Thursday night at 9:30pm and join in the discussion. I’ll be chatting about my ongoing work on jQuery on Rails, and should … Continue reading →

With a little bit of nice theming, the Fisheye component from Interface has been adapted to build a beautiful “CSS dock menu”. It’s currently making all the rounds on design blogs and on Digg. Some more information about what this menu was designed for can be found on the developer’s site: If you are a … Continue reading →