This week in jQuery, Volume 3
New week, and a new collection of links to some of the most interesting and exciting events on the network.
The very popular Validation plugin from Jörn Zaefferer has been updated to version 1.5.2 , which includes an example of integration with jQuery UI Tabs.
DataTables : uses a “progressive extension” to convert a static HTML table into a much more dynamic data table.
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UI.Layout : Allows you to "create any UI look you want - from simple headers or sidebars, to an integrated application with toolbars, menus, reference panels, status bars and nested forms." Although not currently part of the jQuery UI project, it nevertheless allows you to combine it with jQuery UI widgets "to create a complex application."
Brandon Aaron wrote informative material about jQuery special events .
Marc Grabanski wrote the first of a series of articles about jQuery and Google Maps integration.
Steve Reynolds described useful jQuery plugins that use Google APIs .
Several articles about using jQuery with the Microsoft toolkit have also been written recently:
Use a REST service using jQuery and WCF (Windows Communication Foundation).
jQuery live () and asynchronous ASP.NET postback Ajax .
Call jQuery directly from Silverlight .
The guys from Collective Idea announced a 3-day jQuery training course in Holland, Michigan, May 13-15 ... I will be in charge of training.
Kelvin Luck has gathered together brilliant evidence for the concept of using jQuery / JavaScript. He called this project boingPic and described it as “a simple experiment using javascript and jQuery that will allow you to make any image of your choice explosive.” - the translator's note is a better idea.
- Read everything that happened this week with jQuery UI .
Plugins
The very popular Validation plugin from Jörn Zaefferer has been updated to version 1.5.2 , which includes an example of integration with jQuery UI Tabs.
DataTables : uses a “progressive extension” to convert a static HTML table into a much more dynamic data table.
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UI.Layout : Allows you to "create any UI look you want - from simple headers or sidebars, to an integrated application with toolbars, menus, reference panels, status bars and nested forms." Although not currently part of the jQuery UI project, it nevertheless allows you to combine it with jQuery UI widgets "to create a complex application."
Learning materials and blog materials
Brandon Aaron wrote informative material about jQuery special events .
Marc Grabanski wrote the first of a series of articles about jQuery and Google Maps integration.
Steve Reynolds described useful jQuery plugins that use Google APIs .
Several articles about using jQuery with the Microsoft toolkit have also been written recently:
Use a REST service using jQuery and WCF (Windows Communication Foundation).
jQuery live () and asynchronous ASP.NET postback Ajax .
Call jQuery directly from Silverlight .
Learning jQuery
The guys from Collective Idea announced a 3-day jQuery training course in Holland, Michigan, May 13-15 ... I will be in charge of training.
Experiments for fun
Kelvin Luck has gathered together brilliant evidence for the concept of using jQuery / JavaScript. He called this project boingPic and described it as “a simple experiment using javascript and jQuery that will allow you to make any image of your choice explosive.” - the translator's note is a better idea.
- Read everything that happened this week with jQuery UI .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/56162/
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