jQuery

jQuery 1.3 released – I heart jquery.

Just when you thought jquery couldn’t get better, the 1.3 release shows drastic performance improvements across a number of benchmarks. That, and the new live event framework, which will make your life easier if you’ve ever dealth with binding and rebinding events (F1 Timetracker & Workload I’m looking at you), are valuable improvements to the …

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Tips for working with jquery

I’m a fan of jQuery because it promotes unobtrusive markup and functionality and has a wealth of plugins to take care of common web development/ajax functionality. Marc Grabanski offers some tips for working with it effectively. I’ll need to look at livequery in some apps I’ve put together. If you need to attach events to …

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Quick tip: tracking link clicks with javascript

You learn something new everyday.  On SoccerBlogs.net, I’ve always tracked click thrus to gauge which posts represent active stories.  Previously, I used to redirect clicks through my own url and then redirect to the final destination.  This was a little slower for users, and I think its not super kosher from google’s point of view.  …

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