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jQuery Pocket Reference
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Cooking with jQuery
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jQuery: Novice to Ninja
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Learn to Build iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
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jQuery Cookbook
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JavaScript: The Missing Manual
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Supercharged JavaScript Graphics
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News and Answers
jQuery: 'Spin In' Borders Effect
By nathanator11January 14, 2011
When you add a border to an image, it can be useful to animate it. This will both draw the user's eye to it, and make it seem a little fancier. The best way, I've found, to do this is to animate in one border at a time so it appears to 'spin' in clockwise. It uses the jQuery Color official plugin. Here's the code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transi...
How to create your first XNA application - What's new in O'Reilly Answers: What's new in Office 2011 for Mac, choose an app name without violating trademarks, and much more.
Want to develop games for Xbox 360 and Windows Phone 7? This excerpt from Learning XNA 4.0 will show you the first steps to creating your own game or application.
Microsoft's XNA 4.0 development framework can be difficult for beginning web developers, but this walkthrough offers a clear starting point. Read more.
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The ongoing PC performance race has had the unfortunate side effect of making PCs noisier. If you're bothered by the loud noises your PC makes this excerpt from Building the Perfect PC, Third Edition gives you some options to make it quieter. No PC with moving parts is completely silent, but significant noise reductions are possible. Read more.
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jQuery is a very powerful library, but some of its powerful features are obscure, and unless you've ready the jQuery source code, or my new book jQuery Pocket Reference, you may not know about them. This article excerpts that book to describe five useful features of jQuery that you might not know about. Read more.
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5 Things You Might Not Know about jQuery
By davidflanaganJanuary 6, 2011
jQuery is a very powerful library, but some of its powerful features are obscure, and unless you've ready the jQuery source code, or my new book jQuery Pocket Reference, you may not know about them. This article excerpts that book to describe five useful features of jQuery that you might not know about. 1) You don't have to use $(document).ready() anymore, though you'll still see plenty ...
The significance of the $ in jQuery
By Matthew DavidJanuary 4, 2011
Have you ever wondered why there is a $ sign in the JavaScript code used to extend jQuery? We have the answer.
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is the author of the Rails Cookbook (O'Reilly). He's also the founder and CEO of Tuple Shop, Inc., a web software consulting company specializing in Rails and Python development.
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