Created by jQuery user Christopher Pickert (of BigFishGames.com), he writes: "Since Halloween is the perfect time to celebrate the black arts of web development, I carved a special jQuery pumpkin last night. I hope you enjoy it. Our QA person said that he found a bug in the code, but I explained that it was … Continue reading →

We have two pieces of fantastic, albeit serendipitous, news today: Both Microsoft and Nokia are taking the major step of adopting jQuery as part of their official application development platform. Not only will they be using it for their corporate development but they will be providing it as a core piece of their platform for … Continue reading →

We’ve been listening to your feedback today, about the new jQuery site redesign and one thing has become clear: Death to JavaScript Rock Stars! Poor dude didn’t even last 24 hours. We wanted to have some fun with the home page, but this bordered on a little too “extreme” for most tastes. We plan on … Continue reading →

We’ve just pushed out a brand new site redesign (for jQuery.com and all its sub-sites). This has been a long time coming and it feels great to get it out the door. New Homepage Easily the most contentious part of the redesign – but absolutely the most eye-catching. jQuery has long been driven by rock, … Continue reading →

jQuery 1.2.6 is primarily a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker. This is the next release immediately following jQuery 1.2.3. Releases 1.2.4 and 1.2.5 were skipped (1.2.4 was built incorrectly, rendering it effectively identical to 1.2.3, and 1.2.5 was missing a … Continue reading →

We’re happy to announce a brand new release of jQuery. This is primarily a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker. Downloading jQuery 1.2.3: jQuery Minified (15kb with Gzipping) jQuery Packed (29kb) jQuery Regular (94kb) If you wish to checkout the full … Continue reading →

Paul Bakaus (jQuery UI Lead) and John Resig (jQuery Lead) working on the next release of jQuery UI (1.5) and jQuery Core (1.2.3). It’s a rare treat, in distributed Open Source development, to be able to work face-to-face with a fellow developer. Paul is located in Germany, I in Boston – and much of the … Continue reading →

On the 2nd anniversary of jQuery’s release we’re proud to bring you a brand new release of jQuery. This is primarily a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker. Downloading jQuery 1.2.2: jQuery Minified (15kb with Gzipping) jQuery Packed (28kb) jQuery Regular … Continue reading →

Meet the jQuery UI team at jQueryCamp Boston! We’re having a free one day conference this October and most of the jQuery, and jQuery UI, teams will be there. Come along, ask questions, and meet the people who build the library that you love! Today we’re very pleased to announce a brand new library: jQuery … Continue reading →