Albert Pak said
Sweet screencast :)
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There are a ton of open source jQuery libraries to help you build your web applications. In this screencast we'll walk through some of the more useful libraries that were recommended to me. We'll also look at a few newer libraries that help with Responsive Design.
Sweet screencast :)
Couple of great gems in here. Nice work Gregg!
i was looking for something like chosen just the other day, and now i have something. looks great, thanks!
Great podcast. I'm just getting acquainted with js and jQuery and this was an Impressive collection of behaviors. One Thing I wondered about - how gracefully do these tools degrade if users turn off js? How do developers handle that possibility?
So helpful dude, u rock!
Thanks Gregg :) I've used 'hoverIntent' myself and I really like it.
Good arsenal Gregg!!
haha! elasticide
Awesome stuff Gregg. Another jQuery plugin I like a lot is timeago.js. It’s working the same way that “distance_of_time_in_words ActionView helper” in Ruby on Rails.
CSS Anti-Patterns.. sound really great!! I can´t wait :)
Thanks guys, glad you liked the Screencast. Igmarin, unfortunately we're not covering responsive layout, but perhaps we'll see some of that in the CSS Anti-Patterns course coming up. =)
Lool awesome stuff, very helpful. :)
awesome stuff, v helpful
I love the plugins for dimension devices.. great screencast!
Excellent screencast, i can't wait for the new jQuery Air Course, will it be possible to cover about responsive layout?, I do not know if with this libraries or maybe the best practices to do it.
Another library that isn't a jQuery library but is super helpful to use with jQuery is underscore.js. As they say "It's the tie to go along with jQuery's tux".
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