jQueryFans

nice! - Levent EREN

Woot! - Lindsay

Woot - netpiano

good - netpiano

"This jQuery plugin implements a simplified version of the CSS3 text-overflow property. The text-overflow property allows stylesheet authors to specify how and where text should be clipped. This is usually done by adding an ellipsis character "…" or three dots at the point the text should be cut off. Various browsers support this property, such as Opera, Internet Explorer and Safari. Firefox unfortunately does not. However, using this plugin you can simulate this functionality (well, as close as you can get without a native implementation.)" - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

"So, why not just set .html( new_text ) ? While using the jQuery .html() method is one of the fastest ways to replace text in a huge HTML structure, when you do this, all event handlers and references bound to any child elements are lost. This is not good!" - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

Example: $("body *").replaceText( /this|that/gi, "the other" ); - Micah Wittman

Example: $("body *").replaceText( /(something)/gi, "<b>$1<\/b>" ); - Micah Wittman

"TopUp is an easy to use Javascript library for unobtrusively displaying images and webpages in a Web 2.0 approach of popups. The library is jQuery and jQuery UI driven in order to maintain cross-browser compatibility and compactness." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

"a really big 1-page list of plugins & examples for jQuery" - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

"The way the tracer works is that it starts at the top of the selector path and walks through each selector step, adding a CSS class to each set of resultant nodes, giving them each a successively darker background color." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

via "The Official jQuery Podcast" http://blog.jquery.com/2009... - Micah Wittman

"Twitter’s running a new homepage with clean and easy design. Look at the top right of Twitter’s homepage, you’ll see the sign in button which will drop down the login form. Today, I will make an entry to show you how to create a login drop down with Twitter style using jQuery. It’s really easy, it’ll help you save the space of your webpage and make visitors feel comfortable by the awesome toggle login form. This entry will explain how it works step by step and it’s good for learning jQuery how to do the toggle and tooltips. Enjoy it!" - AJ Batac from Bookmarklet

Wow, no one interested in this? Hard to believe.... - Lindsay

*pants* - Mo Kargas

Written by Mr. jQuery, John Resig, himself. - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

A good presentation by Paul Irish I caught at the jQuery Summit today. Having a second chance to look at the slides shows there's a bunch of good information there (the actual presentation was rushed...) Good stuff. - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

Thanks, Lindsay. And - good to see you! Your feed's been quiet, but you're busy at the summit (and probably lots else), but you had me worried for a bit there :) - Micah Wittman

Yeah, been kind of busy lately at work and otherwise... but a lot of interesting stuff to post about at the summit. Still at work, attending remotely. - Lindsay

"WYMeditor is a web-based WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You Mean) XHTML editor (not WYSIWYG)." Suggested by Marc Grabanski at the jQuery Summit as a good "jQuery-like" editor. - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

"jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It is packaged as a jQuery plugin." - Seen at jQuery Summit. - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

"A light-weight, customizable lightbox plugin for jQuery 1.3" - Supposedly the "latest, greatest" version of LightBox. - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

*listening right now* - Micah Wittman

Glenn, yes, that is good news. - Micah Wittman

"Transfr is a simple file sharing application developped in house at Centdessin Design. The first goal was to make the process of sharing files securely as easy as possible for our graphic designers and our clients. After years of using the FTP protocol to transfer files between our graphic designers and clients we got tired of the recurrents problems that can't be fixed with FTP." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

Remy Sharp, StackOverflow Dev Days - London. - Fatih Küçükbaltacı

"Create entire apps using JavaScript and Ajax Use the same ubiquitous set of languages you find in the Web browser, on the server to build full apps or presentation tiers faster and more easily." Use jQuery on the server side, yo! - Lindsay from Bookmarklet

had a lot of fighting to get in working with WAMP and failed :( Looks promising but needs some better documentation and the forums are locked so no help available either :( I really want this to work, I am currently using phpQuery to do stuff clientside (along with my PHP based CMS) and would love to switch to JS and jQuery. - Dave Pook