To magnify your jQuery migration pleasure, version 1.1.1 of the jQuery Migrate plugin is now available. This plugin can greatly simplify the process of moving older jQuery code to version 1.9.0 or higher of jQuery by identifying deprecated features. It can also restore those features so that older code can run without needing any changes … Continue reading
The jQuery team is pleased to announced that jQuery 1.9.1 is available! This release addresses the bugs and regressions that have been reported during the past few weeks. Whether you’re using 1.9.0 or using an older version, these are the droids you’re looking for. Please, please, please, use the jQuery Migrate plugin and look at … Continue reading
Thanks for all your feedback on jQuery 1.9.0! We’re preparing an update to address the issues you’ve found already, but in the meantime here’s a new version of the jQuery Migrate plugin. The plugin can be used with either 1.9 or 2.0 to detect deprecated and removed features, or to restore old features for those … Continue reading
In the past few days and weeks, you’ve probably already noticed the new theme we’ve been rolling out across our websites. In fact, unless this is your very first time looking at the jQuery blog, this very post probably looks a lot different than what you’ve been used to seeing over the past few years. … Continue reading
Are you sitting down? Well sit down, in front of your computer, and start downloading. We have several new jQuery releases for you to test. For your convenience, jQuery can even be downloaded while standing. First up are the final versions of jQuery 1.9 and jQuery Migrate 1.0. We think these releases are pretty solid, … Continue reading
My fellow web developers, the state of jQuery is strong. On January 14, 2006, John Resig attended BarCampNYC and made a presentation about his new project called jQuery. In a contemporary blog post John said, “This code revolutionizes the way you can get JavaScript to interact with HTML.” It was a bold statement, but in … Continue reading
Woo hoo, Thanksgiving arrived early this year! jQuery 1.8.3 is available for download. You can get it here: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.min.js (compressed, for production) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.js (uncompressed, for debugging) We’ve notified the Google and Microsoft CDNs as well; we trust they will endeavor to post these files tout de suite. The complete change log for jQuery 1.8.3 is … Continue reading
Some important changes have occurred in the latest releases of several jQuery projects such as core, UI, Mobile, Sizzle, and QUnit. You may not have noticed them because they didn’t really change the actual code, documentation, or functionality. Instead, these changes were designed to clarify the ownership and licensing of the software. If you’re not … Continue reading
August just got a little hotter, because jQuery 1.8 final code is here! You can pick up the code from jQuery’s CDN: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.0.min.js (compressed and minified, for production) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.0.js (uncompressed, for debugging) As usual, the Google and Microsoft CDNs will also have the file soon. Please don’t ask us about when they’ll be there, we … Continue reading
In order to make your 4th of July more sizzlin’ (you’re welcome), the jQuery team is happy to announce that Sizzle, jQuery’s CSS selector engine, is better, faster, and more reliable than ever! Sizzle has received a substantial rewrite to be included with the release of jQuery 1.8. First, credit should be given to Diego … Continue reading