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JQuery

December 24th, 2009

My new found love is Jquery, the popular choice among Javascript libraries. I’m shocked it took me this long to finally start using it. The capabilities of Jquery are insane and they are sooo easy to implement it’s not even funny. The community surrounding this library is just as robust - there’s a plethora of plugins in the event the main Jquery and Jquery UI library doesn’t do what you need on its own. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, be sure to do so. It has been around for some time now:

http://jquery.com

Some good uses;
- Ajax loading
- Tooltips
- Animations
- Showing/hiding divs
- Swapping CSS classes on an element
- Toggling
- Much more.

I’m currently using it for Ajax, tooltips, drop downs, tabbed content boxes and lightboxes. Not bad :)

// Jacob

Brisky

May 30th, 2009


Brisky, originally uploaded by darkvipr.

// Jacob

High Bridge in Campo, CA

May 30th, 2009


High Bridge in Campo, CA, originally uploaded by darkvipr.

Railroad bridge that passes over Highway 94, near Campo, CA.

// Jacob

Twitter tools I am starting to use a bit

May 30th, 2009

Retweet.it
A re-tweeting exchange which motivates users to share content by rewarding them with credits to have their content shared. A little controversial, but I’m experimenting to see how it works.

Tweetake
A tool that will export all of your friends, followers, etc. into a CSV file that you can later use with your own tools to track unfollows, etc. A bit geeky, but it’s right up my alley. Enjoy!

// Jacob