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jQuery and AIR - Moving from web page to application (3)
By Raymond CamdenNovember 5, 2009
The third part of my series on creating a jQuery AIR game - Hangman. In this entry I discuss some architecture changes I made to the JavaScript and some new database support.
jQuery FTW (October 17)
By Raymond CamdenOctober 17, 2009
Yet another entry in my jQuery FTW series, highlighting interesting and cool jQuery-related links.
jQuery and AIR - Moving from web page to application (2)
By Raymond CamdenOctober 1, 2009
As a followup to my previous entry, I discuss modifying my Hangman game to make use of a database of words.
jQuery and AIR - Moving from web page to application
By Raymond CamdenSeptember 28, 2009
This blog entry discusses a new jQuery-based AIR game, Hangman. It doesn't yet make much use of the AIR platform, but further enhancements will demonstrate how we can effectively use jQuery and AIR together.
Using Aptana Studio to build jQuery/AIR Applications (3)
By Raymond CamdenSeptember 17, 2009
A look at how to create an AIR Badge page with Aptana studio.
jQuery FTW (September 6)
By Raymond CamdenSeptember 6, 2009
Another set of links (plugins, tutorials, news) related to jQuery.
Using Aptana Studio to build jQuery/AIR Applications (2)
By Raymond CamdenAugust 29, 2009
A follow up to my previous entry on creating a simple jQuery based AIR application using the Aptana Studio product.
Using Aptana Studio to build jQuery/AIR Applications
By Raymond CamdenAugust 21, 2009
A blog entry discussing how to use Aptana Studio to quickly create a simple jQuery based AIR application.
My first jQuery plugin
By Raymond CamdenAugust 8, 2009
This is my first attempt at coding a jQuery plugin with some real 'meat' behind it. The plugin demonstrates taking an image's title tag and creating an HTML caption out of it.
jQuery FTW (August 1)
By Raymond CamdenAugust 1, 2009
Quick list of jQuery related links.
From the "duh" files - don't include jQuery twice
By Raymond CamdenJuly 23, 2009
A quick example of a simple bug I ran into when working with jQuery.
Ask the jQuery Noob - How do you learn jQuery?
By Raymond CamdenJuly 21, 2009
A reader asked me how he can learn jQuery. Here are my thoughts on the subject and my open question to others.
jQuery Conference 2009
By Raymond CamdenJuly 16, 2009
jQuery Conference 2009 has been announced.
jQuery FTW (July 4)
By Raymond CamdenJuly 4, 2009
Simple list of jQuery related links.
jQuery Example - Using cookies to save draft information
By Raymond CamdenJuly 1, 2009
An example of using jQuery to store draft information in cookies.
Quick video example of Firebug
By Raymond CamdenJune 16, 2009
A quick video demonstrating how Firebug can be used to debug an Ajax problem.
jQuery FTW (June 6)
By Raymond CamdenJune 6, 2009
Simple list of interesting jQuery links.
jQuery Example: Binding form fields
By Raymond CamdenJune 2, 2009
Simple jQuery based example of a form that binds two fields to a third, and supports disabling the bind when the third field is modified.
Sports Tournament Style Brackets with jQuery and jQuery UI (3)
By Raymond CamdenMay 28, 2009
Third and final entry on a jQuery-based sports tournament picker
Sports Tournament Style Brackets with jQuery and jQuery UI (2)
By Raymond CamdenMay 22, 2009
The second part of my series detailing the creation of a 'sports tournament' bracket picker.
jQuery FTW (May 16)
By Raymond CamdenMay 16, 2009
Quick set of links related to jQuery development.
Sports Tournament Style Brackets with jQuery and jQuery UI
By Raymond CamdenMay 13, 2009
Using jQuery and jQuery UI to create a 'pick a winner' style application for sports tournaments.
jQuery FTW (May 2)
By Raymond CamdenMay 2, 2009
A quick set of interesting jQuery-related links from the past week (or so).
Detecting an End of Session event with jQuery
By Raymond CamdenApril 29, 2009
A look at how you can use jQuery and ColdFusion to detect when an session has ended while using an AJAX call.
Playing with jQuery's ajaxSetup Function
By Raymond CamdenApril 22, 2009
A quick look at jQuery's ajaxSetup feature.
jQuery FTW for April 18, 2009
By Raymond CamdenApril 18, 2009
Quick review of interesting jQuery-related links from the past week.
jQuery Wild Card Example
By Raymond CamdenApril 15, 2009
Quick example of a wildcard selector.
jQuery/Server Side Tip on Detecting Ajax Calls
By Raymond CamdenApril 9, 2009
Can we detect when a request is made to our server via an Ajax-based call as opposed to a 'normal' request? In this entry I talk about how you can accomplish such a task with jQuery and ColdFusion.
jQuery FTW for April 3, 2009
By Raymond CamdenApril 5, 2009
List of interesting jQuery related links for the week.
jQuery Quickie - Broken Images
By Raymond CamdenApril 1, 2009
A simple jQuery technique to help fix broken images.
jQuery FTW for March 27, 2009
By Raymond CamdenMarch 28, 2009
A review of interesting jQuery related items from the previous week.
jQuery Quickie - Images and Alt Tags
By Raymond CamdenMarch 24, 2009
Quick example of using jQuery to copy ALT image attributes to title values.
jQuery FTW for March 20, 2009
By Raymond CamdenMarch 20, 2009
Welcome to (yet another) recap of jQuery-related items. The first day of Spring brings us... jQuery UI 1.7.1 : This is a 'point' release for the jQuery UI library. You can view a changelog for an official list of what...
Mimicing Twitterfall's Short URL Replacement
By Raymond CamdenMarch 18, 2009
A demo showing rewriting short urls into their original form using jQuery and ColdFusion.
jQuery FTW for March 13, 2009
By Raymond CamdenMarch 13, 2009
A review of interesting jQuery finds from the past week.
What in the heck is JSONP and why would you use it?
By Raymond CamdenMarch 10, 2009
A quick look at JSONP and the problems it helps solve.
jQuery FTW for March 6, 2009
By Raymond CamdenMarch 6, 2009
A quick recap of new and interesting links/blog entries/plugins/and other tidbits from the jQuery world.
Playing with jQuery Tabs
By Raymond CamdenMarch 3, 2009
In this article Raymond Camden gives a basic introduction to jQuery UI Tabs. Examples show simple, ajax loaded, and even bookmarked tabs. Also included is a simple ColdFusion-based example.
Visual Studio 2008: Rich IntelliSense for jQuery
By Jeremy BierlyNovember 6, 2008
Last week, Microsoft released Rich IntelliSense for jQuery for Visual Studio 2008. This will also work for Visual Web Developer 2008 Express. This comes a month after the anouncement that jQuery will be shipping with future releases of VS 2008, making jQuery the official JavaScript framework for developing .NET AJAX applications.
How to create Tabs with CSS and jQuery from scratch
By Eric BerryOctober 11, 2008
Learn how to create a tabbed content window using CSS and jQuery from scratch.
Will jQuery dominate the Ajax arena?
By Richard Monson-HaefelOctober 1, 2008
jQuery has been quickly gaining ground over the course of the bast couple of years and with the announcement by Microsoft and Nokia, jQuery it could come to dominate the Ajax market.
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