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
jQuery 1.2.1 is a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker. Downloading jQuery 1.2.1: jQuery Minified (14kb with Gzipping) jQuery Packed (26kb) jQuery Regular (77kb) If you wish to checkout the full release from the Subversion repository, you can do so by … Continue reading
This is a bug fix release for jQuery 1.2. You can view the full list of what was fixed on the bug tracker. Downloading jQuery Minified (14kb with gzipping) jQuery Packed (26kb) Regular (77kb) Important Changes Relative Animations There was a serious error in the API for the new relative animations that caused a conflict … Continue reading
Attend jQueryCamp Boston! We’re having a free one day conference this October and most of the jQuery team will be there. Come along, ask questions, and meet the people who build the library that you love! This is a massive new release of jQuery that’s been a long time in the making – and it’s … Continue reading
Downloading jQuery 1.2: jQuery Minified (14kb with gzipping) jQuery Packed (26kb) jQuery Regular (77kb) New Features Partial .load() Partial .load() allows you to load chunks of HTML documents into your page, filtered by a jQuery selector. This works just like a normal Ajax .load(), but you just specify a selector immediately following the URL that … Continue reading
We’re going to be having the first all-day jQuery mini-conference October 27th, here in Boston, MA. Already, a large portion of the jQuery team will be attending and giving talks – so if you’re interested in meeting some of the people who’ve helped to make jQuery possible and chatting with fellow developers, then this is … Continue reading
We’re pleased to announce the latest release of jQuery: jQuery 1.1.4. Barring any horrible mistakes, this release will be the last of the 1.1.x branch – leading us up to the release of jQuery 1.2 in September. You can download the release from the jQuery Google Code page: Download: jQuery 1.1.4 (Compressed, 21KB) jQuery 1.1.4 … Continue reading
SF jQuery Meetup and Ajax Experience West Ajax Experience West 2007 The good folks over at Ajaxian and TechTarget have put together a great conference, July 25-27. Speakers are varied, talking about the latest and greatest from the world of rich web development. See the full list of speakers and schedule. Speakers include Brendan Eich, … Continue reading
This is a quick bug fix release for jQuery 1.1.3. About six major issues popped up after the 1.1.3 release that we deemed important enough to resolve immediately, with a follow-up release. The full list of resolved issues can be found on the bug tracker. If you haven’t already upgraded to 1.1.3, please just upgrade … Continue reading
There is a good article about client-side form validation on the Interaction Design Blog. It describes important points to keep in mind when building your own framework for client-side validation. Of course the alternative to building your own framework is to use an existing one. This approach yields some important advantages, amonst them the “given … Continue reading