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 →

jQuery UI is growing, and I’m already seeing quite a few sites using it exclusively to support their interface. As a matter of fact, it’s growing so well, that a LA-based open-source company decided to hire a person to exclusively work on jQuery UI full-time. I’m very happy to announce that I, Paul Bakaus, lead … 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 →

The jQuery Plugins site had been experiencing a few issues lately. So, today I moved it to its new home, http://plugins.jquery.com. If you’ve got a plugin hosted on the jQuery Plugins site, please give your plugin a look and make sure everything is where it should be. If you have any issues, please submit them … Continue reading →

Here’s some holiday cheer: Flot, a new plotting library/plugin for jQuery by Ole Laursen. The initial 0.1 release has some stunning features, including interactivity with your charts. Flot looks very promising, and we like to highlight promising developments in the jQuery community! See also: Flot Announcement Flot Examples Ajaxian article on Flot

Google relaunched their Google Code site with a new design and, you guessed it, jQuery under the hood! Dion Almaer, employee at Google and co-founder of Ajaxian.com, discusses the redesign on his blog and makes mention to the fact that the Google team is now using jQuery for the Google Code site. DeWitt Clinton also … Continue reading →

Hey guys, As many of you already know, I have been working on jQuery in Action, a book on jQuery for Manning Publishers. Almost the entire book is available on MEAP (Manning Early Access Program), and it’s going to be published in December of this year. The book itself is pretty awesome. It tries to … Continue reading →