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Adam J. Sontag is a New York City-based developer dedicated to helping newcomers and veterans alike increase their familiarity and skill with jQuery and jQuery UI. A co-host of the yayQuery podcast and member of the jQuery UI Developer Relations team, he loves informing and entertaining the jQuery community. And yes, you are the first person to notice that he looks like the comedian Carrot Top.
Clicking on that "oppai doko" annotation will bring you down to the comments section where you can read the rest of the comment if it was truncated and then jump back up to the photo.I will push this out to figure.fm soon but benowist that this is a beta version. Lemme know what improvements you would like to see. The known to-be-fixed bugs are:--Floater difficult to drag and resize at times.
-Floater looks like poo.
-Cant edit or delete annotations (but moderators can)
-Annotations look like poo. Will redesign and show your avatar.
-Probably need function to turn on/off annotations for all photos?
Thats all the known bugs we have been able to catch so far. Remember that if you don't like them then just don't hover over the photos - i.e move your mouse elsewhere!Thanks to Chris who put this together in just over a day!
The original article for this image lives at www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25316/JQuery+Plugins.html
Q&A Time - jQuery Templates - Justin Pope
Texas JavaScript Conference (TXJS)
June 11, 2011
Austin, TX
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A screenshot of the Spartans Drum & Bugle Corps' website, an item in my web design & development portfolio.
Website & images by TJ Kelly
Richard D. Worth is a UI developer in the Washington, DC area. He is one of the lead developers of jQuery UI, a component framework built on top of jQuery, designed to make Rich Internet Applications as simple as jQuery has made Ajax. Richard is also a co-author of the upcoming book jQuery Cookbook.
Author of Microformats Made Simple (New Riders, 2009), Emily Lewis has
been working as a web professional since 1998, dabbling in project
management and programming until she realized her true loves (HTML and CSS)
and became a web designer. She is an expert in web standards, semantic
markup, microformats and CSS. Emily also specializes in usability and
accessibility.
Emily is passionate about community building and knowledge sharing. She
co-manages Webuquerque, the New Mexico Adobe User Group for web
practitioners. She also speaks about standards, markup, CSS, accessibility
and microformats for various groups, including the University of New Mexico,
the New Mexico Technology Council and Interlab.
Online: www.ablognotlimited.com/ | twitter | facebook | flickr
jQuery is a JavaScript library that simplifies HTML scripting. It is the most popular form of JavaScript library.
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Out 30th May 2016
if(typeof(jQuery)=="function")(function($)$.fn.fitVids=function())(jQuery);
jwplayer('jwplayer_hBaFlM5I_uQJFPRSF_div').setup(
"playlist":"http:\/\/content.jwplatform.com\/jw6\/hBaFlM5I.xml"
);
Taken from the long awaited forthcoming album...
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This tiny (3KB, < 120 lines) jQuery plugin turns any table into an editable spreadsheet. Here are the key features:
No magic - works on a normal HTML table (so you can plug it in into any web table, and apply any JS function to calculate values)
DEMO
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HomePage de natal da Cury Construtora.
Desenvolvido em HTML, CSS, Javascript, Jquery e asp.
Produzido na Tboom Comunicação.
Layout por Stephan Rocha.
“Live Server Time Clock using PHP and Javascript” this is very important plugin for developer if user show live server time clock on web page.
DEMO
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It totally rocked to meet a developer here who not only loves jQuery, MockJax and Templating, but he wore his jQuery t-shirt here too!
Auto Sport Addiction is an ecommerce website built on the Magento platform. The site is meant for performance auto enthusiasts. We worked with the client to determine the look and feel he wanted for his site. The goal was to make the website look sleek and stylish like the sports cars that many of the web store's future visitors are looking to modify. The carbon fiber background is typical of many of the high-end interior accessories these car lovers add to their vehicles. This combined with the vibrant colors and exotic pictures gives the site a high-energy feel. The home page also utilizes jquery to rotate several images in the background.
