blog.jqueryui — Like most open source projects, jQuery UI is maintained by a team of developers volunteering their spare time to the project. While we’ve been very productive at times, occasionally the team gets busy and productivity slows, sometimes almost to a halt. With new plugins to design and build, old plugins...
blog.jquery — We’d like to open up submissions for talks for our conferences in London and Boston. The dates are currently being firmed up, but currently we’re eyeing these days: London: Sept 13-14; Boston: Oct 16-17. Please fill out the form if you’re interested in speaking at either of these events. We will be...
jqueryfordesigners — Most of us have to make our web pages work in The Big Five browsers, so I thought it was about time I introduce you to the debugging tools for each of those browsers with a couple of tips thrown in to the mix. Watch Watch Debuggers screencast (Alternative flash version) QuickTime version...
learningjquery — These jQuery resources will set you on your path towards mastering jQuery. Written Articles Getting Started with jQuery – this is the official jQuery getting started guide. jQuery for JavaScript Programmers – Simon Willison (creator of django) gives you an introduction to jQuery for people who already understand JavaScript. jQuery Crash Course – Nathan...
james.padolsey — Finding and replacing strings of text in a DOM document is very tricky, especially if you’re looking to do it properly and entirely unobtrusively. In this context, “unobtrusive” means affecting the page in a minimally invasive manner — minimal DOM destruction, no un-called-for normalizing of text nodes (i.e. joining separate text-nodes...
blog.jqueryui — The second milestone release for jQuery UI 1.9 is out, featuring the new Menu widget, in active development. It also includes updates to the Tooltip widget that we did since our first milestone release. What’s a Milestone Release? A milestone release makes it easier to try out the latest development code of...
learningjquery — The jQuery Autocomplete plugin got a successor recently, the jQuery UI Autocomplete. In this guide we'll look at the old plugin API step-by-step, and how to migrate to the new API. At first it may look like the new plugin supports barely any of the old options. We'll see how all...
blog.jquery — We again sit down with Remy Sharp in this second of a three part interview. This week we talk with Remy about HTML5 and the future of the spec and how to work with HTML5 today with JavaScript shims. You can subscribe to the show in iTunes or via the...
blog.jquery — This week Ralph Whitbeck and Rey Bango talked with jQuery Developer Relations team member, Remy Sharp. We had an awesome long conversation with Remy. We’ve broke up his interview into three episodes. In this first episode we talk with Remy about jsbin.com, a quick and easy way...
learningjquery — The jQuery UI 1.8 release brings along the new autocomplete widget. An autocomplete adds a list of suggestions to an input field, displayed and filtered while the user is typing. This could be attached to a search field, suggesting either search terms or just matching results for faster navigation. But...
blog.jqueryui — The second maintenance release for jQuery UI 1.8 is out. This update brings bug fixes for the Selectable and Sortable interactions as well as the Accordion, Autocomplete, Button, Datepicker and Slider widgets. For the full list of changes, see the changelog. You can download it here: Download File Downloads Development Bundle: http://jquery-ui.googlecode.com/files/jquery-ui-1.8.2.zip Themes Package:...
blog.jquery — This week Rey and I sat down with Menno Van Slooten at the Bay Area jQuery Conference 2010. Menno gave a presentation about automated UI testing and focused on a framework he has developed at eBuddy to do UI testing on our their web messenger. Rey is travelling to...
james.padolsey — A letter to the .NET magazine Staring keenly at a stack of magazines, I hazard a gaze towards the computer section and lay my eyes upon the newest cover of my sworn enemy, the .NET magazine. Its luring front-page convinces me that it deserves my consideration. I buy it without looking inside. I want...
jquery-howto.blogspot — In this post I will show how to check currently loaded jQuery UI version on the page. Unlike checking loaded jQuery version ( $().jquery ), checking jQuery UI version is a bit different. Checking currently loaded jQuery UI version on the page: // Returns jQuery UI version (ex:...
blog.jquery — On Monday, July 5th, John Resig will be at the Seattle jQuery/JavaScript community meetup at Amazon’s brand new Van Vorst Meeting Center in South Lake Union for an afternoon of learning, openspace, hacking and, of course, pizza! The fun begins at 1pm with a quick keynote and explanation of open space...
bassistance.de — I’m finally deprecating the jQuery autocomplete plugin, about four years after its creation (which was actually a merge of two forks of another plugin). jQuery 1.8 was released in March, bundling the brand new Autocomplete widget and a worthy successor of my standalone plugin. The API is way more simpler...
blog.jquery — Episode 28 – Remy Sharp Part 3 – jQuery for Designers In our final part with Remy Sharp we talk about his jQuery for Designers site. jQuery for Designers is a tutorial and screencast site which caters to designers and how to use jQuery to add interactive elements to your...