#jquery (138 links)
- jQuery EasyTabs Plugin os.alfajango.com
- OWL Carousel owlgraphic.com
- Magnific Popup: Responsive jQuery Lightbox Plugin dimsemenov.com
- I know jQuery. Now what? remysharp.com
- BigVideo.js - The jQuery Plugin for Big Background Video dfcb.github.com
- JavaScript Libraries Growth trends.builtwith.com
Modernizr is the second-fastest growing JavaScript library of the past year, with 473% growth
- jrburke/require-jquery github.com
shows how jQuery can be used with RequireJS.
- jQuery Blog » jQuery Core: Version 1.9 and Beyond blog.jquery.com
"jQuery 2.0 (early 2013, not long after 1.9): This version will support the same APIs as jQuery 1.9 does, but removes support for IE 6/7/8 oddities such as borked event model, IE7 “attroperties”, HTML5 shims, etc." This is good but I do not look forward to explanation time with clients.
- jQuery Blog » jQuery 1.8 Beta 1: See What’s Coming (and Going!) blog.jquery.com
As of jQuery 1.8, you can build a custom version of jQuery that excludes one or more modules if you do not need their functionality. This capability is made easy by our new build system based on Ben Alman’s awesome grunt tool. To build your own custom version, set up a copy of the jQuery core repo from Github and use the grunt command line options to exclude modules.
- jQuery Raty - A Star Rating Plugin | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
Sigh.
- Fixing These jQuery | adam j. sontag fixingthesejquery.com
An HTML5 presentation designed to familiarise developers with basic approaches to debugging jQuery and JavaScript code. It also introduces many of the common pitfalls most people encounter at some point on their jQuery journey.
- The Basics of jQuery ↩ Andrée andreehansson.se
- fancyBox - Fancy jQuery Lightbox Alternative fancyapps.com
...will probably stick with Colorbox, mind.
- jQuery Plugin: Random Image on Page Load robwalshonline.com
Killing puppies.
- Uniform - Sexy forms with jQuery uniformjs.com
"Have you ever wished you could style checkboxes, drop down menus, radio buttons, and file upload inputs?" Not really, no.
- Niceforms :: Personal projects :: Emblematiq emblematiq.com
"Niceforms is a script that will replace the most commonly used form elements with custom designed ones." Oh dear.
- DataTables (table plug-in for jQuery) datatables.net
- jQuery Responsive Thumbnail Gallery Plugin johnpolacek.github.com
- The 12 best jQuery image sliders of the 2011 » Blog of Francesco Mugnai blogof.francescomugnai.com
Sigh.
- Hacker News | Mobile development with HTML5 news.ycombinator.com
The linked article is fairly useless but the comments on it are good; real-world dev stories.
- “Outside the Box” Navigation with jQuery | Nettuts+ net.tutsplus.com
Fisheye/dock navigation examples.
- Wilto/Dynamic-Carousel - GitHub github.com
A carousel plugin built for responsive layouts.
- jQuery Proven Performance Tips And Tricks (Slides) addyosmani.com
Cheers, Scott!
- Chosen - a JavaScript plugin for jQuery and Prototype - makes select boxes better harvesthq.github.com
A JavaScript plugin that makes long, unwieldy select boxes much more user-friendly. It is currently available in both jQuery and Prototype flavors.
- AnythingSlider jQuery Plugin | CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com
- Updated: Hover for non-anchor elements in IE6 | Blog de Livi blog.delivi.com
Another option.
- Formly - The form glamorizer for jQuery thrivingkings.com
- List of qTip2 Implementation Samples craigsworks.com
- qTip2 - Pretty powerful tooltips craigsworks.com
- getting-better-at-javascript blog.rebeccamurphey.com
rmurphey: Getting Better at JavaScript http://post.ly/24M1b
- JQuery Usage Statistics trends.builtwith.com
matr77: Learned today that jQuery runs 44% of the top 10,000 web sites, and is set to pass Flash this year. Amazing. http://bit.ly/uxHgc
rmurphey: Marathons, Pirates, and Moving Beyond jQuery http://t.co/UH5vxIx /via @brentmc79
- The jQuery Divide slideshare.net
- jQuery Backstretch by Scott Robbin srobbin.com
Allows you to add a dynamically-resized background image to any page. The image will stretch to fit the page, and will automatically resize as the window size changes.
I personally feel that until a developer is interested enough in learning about patterns to make the leap to invest in these, the majority of material they have accessible online doesn’t focus enough on how to apply design patterns to JavaScript or jQuery. That’s where having a free book of this nature comes in useful.
- Unobtrusivelib pierrebertet.net
A small collection of unobtrusive functions like open link in new window, input/textarea autoclear etc.
- SmoothScroll for jQuery | Blog.Medianotions blog.medianotions.de
- jQuery Fundamentals jqfundamentals.com
Good stats. "If you’re using jQuery on a public-facing site, use the Google CDN to host it." But don't use latest version in production.
- Mobile Graded Browser Support | jQuery Mobile jquerymobile.com
Riffing on the excellent Yahoo GBS.
- On Rolling Your Own - rmurphey blog.rebeccamurphey.com
These pieces provided by Dojo — or any other comprehensive toolkit, for that matter — are but starter patterns, and thread, and scissors, and pins, and a sewing machine, and OK I’m stretching the metaphor, now, but my point is they’re definitely not finished one-size-fits-nobody garments. On the other hand, if I decide to use jQuery in a large application, it can feel like I’ve been given a black marker and some of that crinkly brown paper, and now it’s up to me to draw a pattern and then come up with all those other pieces, too. Intellectually interesting and pleasingly crafty, perhaps, but not particularly efficient, sustainable, repeatable, or maintainable.
- On jQuery & Large Applications - rmurphey blog.rebeccamurphey.com
This is a land where HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are almost all you need, and I like it. I’ve become a firm believer in moving giant hunks of functionality that used to belong to the server over to the client. For a variety of reasons, I think it’s clear that this is where most interesting web development is headed, to the extent it’s not already there.
- ColorBox - customizable lightbox plugin for jQuery 1.3 & 1.4 colorpowered.com