jQuery 1.7 is ready for download! You can get the code from the jQuery CDN:
This new release should also be available on the Google and Microsoft CDNs within a day or two.
Read the full details on the jQuery Blog
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JQuery 1.7 Released
Posted: 4th November 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in JavascriptTags: cdn, javascript, jquery, release, web
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Two Visual Studio Web Development Tools
Posted: 31st October 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in .NETTags: asp.net mvc, cassette, combine, image optimization, javascript, minify, stylesheets, visual studio
I would like to introduce two very useful tools that greatly improve the performance of any ASP.NET MVC web application: Cassete – asset management for .net web apps and Image Optimizer Extension for Visual Studio 2010.
Cassette – Asset management for .NET web apps
Dumping your scripts into a folder is no way to manage… Continue reading
Modern Websites with HTML5 and Javascript
Posted: 19th October 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in WebTags: css, html5, javascript, modern, web
A great article describing in summary how and why to use modern web technologies and techniques to build web applications:
Modern Web Development with HTML5 and Javascript
The following sample is extremely usefull… Continue reading
The Most Important Parts of HTML5
Posted: 10th October 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in WebTags: browser, html5, javascript, web
A great post about the history of the WEB, iphone 7 case for sale the present and the future… Continue reading
JQuery 1.6.2 Released
Posted: 2nd October 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in NewsTags: cdn, javascript, jquery, release, web
jQuery 1.6.2 is now out! This is the second minor release on top of jQuery 1.6 and lands a number of fixes for bugs.
Below are links to the CDN-hosted copies of jQuery that you may hotlink to.
MVVM Javascript UIs with Knockout JS
Posted: 2nd August 2011 by Iulian Margarintescu in JavascriptTags: backbone, javascript, knockout, mvvm, UI
Knockout JS provides a mind-blowing way building advanced javascript user interfaces using the MVVM ( Model View ViewModel ) pattern.
Read about it on http://knockoutjs.com/.
Spend 30 minutes doing the tutorials at http://learn.knockoutjs.com/ they are surly worthed.
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