jQuery is a free, open source, lightweight cross-browser JavaScript library. jQuery is the most popular JavaScript library in use today.
jQuery 1.5 includes a major overhaul of the Ajax module with extensibility improvements, deferred callback management system, ability to override native jQuery methods without affecting the original jQuery object, and many performance improvements and bug fixes.
Download jQuery 1.5
jQuery Home Page
jQuery 1.5 API Documentation
jQuery Mobile is a user interface framework built on top of jQuery and designed to simplify the process of building applications that target mobile devices. This is the first alpha release of the framework, so there will surely be bugs in your platform of choice.
jQuery Mobile 1.0a1 Demos and Documentation
Announcing jQuery Mobile Alpha 1
Jquery Chat is an open-source, one-to-one chatting application. It’s designed to easily integrate with other ASP.NET web applications. The chat window appears on the bottom-right corner of web pages and can be minimized or closed. The UI supports Jquery UI Themeroller, so the design is completely theme-able.
Jquery Chat on CodePlex
Jquery Chat Demo
jQuery is a free, open source, lightweight cross-browser JavaScript library. jQuery is the most popular JavaScript library in use today. (wiki)
In honor of jQuery’s 4th birthday, another major release of the jQuery JavaScript library is now available. New features and improvements include:
- Performance overhaul of popular methods
- Easy setter functions
- Nested param serialization
- JSON and script types auto-detected by content-type
- Etag support
- Strict JSON parsing, using native JSON.parse
- Serialize HTML5 elements
- Context for Ajax Request
- Quick Element Construction
- .css() method has 2x performance improvement
- Per-property easing
- Event multi-binding
- Better support for applets
Download jQuery 1.4
jQuery 1.4 Overview
jQuery 1.4 Documentation
jQuery is a lightweight open source JavaScript library (only 15kb in size) that has become one of the most popular libraries on the Web. jQuery enables developers to efficiently find and manipulate HTML elements. Microsoft will be shipping jQuery with Visual Studio going forward. Microsoft will distribute the jQuery JavaScript library as-is, and will not be forking or changing the source from the main jQuery branch. Visual Studio will include jQuery Intellisense and help files.
Read more at Scott Gu’s Blog
