The jQuery team have launched a new Plugin Registry; a facility which is long overdue. Craig takes a first look at the resource...Read More
jQuery Tutorials & Articles
jQuery 1.9 has been released. However, unlike previous 1.x releases, there are several fundamental changes which could cause upgrade woes. Craig reveals the snags and solutions.Read More
This morning I hosted another session in our Talk with the Experts series – this time the subject was Node.js and this is what went down...Read More
jQuery is used on half the world's websites. You may be running it without realizing. Craig discusses how jQuery became so popular and the criticism it receives.Read More
Craig looks at the new features and improvements in jQuery 1.8, the web's most popular client-side JavaScript library.Read More
jQuery allows you to create custom event types which are supported in any browser including IE6 and above. Craig's latest tutorial provides the full details.Read More
jQuery 2.0, planned for 2013, will drop support for legacy versions of Internet Explorer. Craig looks at the reasons for the decision and discusses whether the team has been a little hasty.Read More
This morning we ran the 7th in our Talk With The Experts series and it saw us discussing jQuery with Craig Sharkie and Earle Castledine, authors of jQuery: Novice to Ninja. This is what went down...Read More
Craig looks at Laconic: a small standalone JavaScript library for easy content creation using standard DOM insertion methods.Read More
If you haven't yet downloaded the free sample chapter of Earle Castledine and Craig Sharkie's latest magnum opus for SitePoint,... Read More
As part of the launch of our latest book jQuery: Novice to Ninja, 2nd Edition. — New Kicks and Tricks we're laying down the challenge... Read More
Inefficient jQuery selectors can have an adverse effect on the performance of your web application. Craig provides five tips to help you write efficient selector queries.Read More
Craig looks at a new, lightweight fork of jQuery which provides 90% of the functionality in a file just over a tenth of the size.Read More
