Thursday, November 4, 2010
jQuery Basics for Web Developers: Other Events - HTML Goodies
jQuery Basics for Web Developers: Other EventsHTML GoodiesIf you have been reading any of my other articles or have done anything with jQuery, you will have seen the .ready() event. This is one of the most common ...
Cloudbuilding - ZDNet UK (blog)
CloudbuildingZDNet UK (blog)It demoed EDGE, a prototype HTML 5 timeline animation tool that authors animations that run in the browser using jQuery. With Dreamweaver as Adobe's HTML ...
Sunday, October 31, 2010
jQuery Goes Mobile - SitePoint (blog)
jQuery Goes MobileSitePoint (blog)An early alpha of the jQuery Mobile library was released a little over a week ago. Given the popularity of the jQuery library for traditional desktop web ...
What Developers Think - InformationWeek
What Developers ThinkInformationWeekIf there's a fast-rising new kid on the RIA block, it's the jQuery lightweight open source JavaScript library. Last year, jQuery wasn't known by enough ...and more »
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Likno Software Releases Likno Web/HTML Tooltips Builder -- Interface for ... - PR Web (press release)
Likno Software Releases Likno Web/HTML Tooltips Builder -- Interface for ...PR Web (press release)Create cross-browser jQuery tooltips to display micro-information when visitors mouse over (or click) on page elements of your choice (even on page load!). ...
Mashable’s Weekly Guide to Social Media & Digital Events (Mashable)
It’s a brand new week, which means it’s time for Mashable’s guide to upcoming social media and web events, parties, and conferences. For more upcoming event listings, check out Mashable’s Events section . Is your event not on this list? Contact us at least one month before your event and let’s establish a media partnership. Mashable’s Weekly Social Media and Marketing Event Guide is proudly ...
Google: Phase-out of IE6 support will remain limited to Google Apps (BetaNews)
In a now very well-cited blog post from last Friday, Google Apps Senior Product Manager Rajen Sheth announced that as of March 1, Google Docs and Google Sites (the company\'s tool for building your own Web sites) will no longer support Microsoft\'s Internet Explorer 6 Web browser.
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