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jQuery: JavaScript That Doesn’t Suck

By Chris Poteet on February 29, 2008

I hate JavaScript. I mean I really hate JavaScript. Dealing with different implementations of the DOM between browsers is a menace I couldn’t duplicate if I tried. I’ve tried JS libraries from Mootools, script.aculo.us, and so on until recently. I knew jQuery existed, but I didn’t realize how powerful the language was until recently. When […]

Posted in Tutorials, User Interface | Tagged AJAX, api, dom, effects, javascript, jquery, Resources, Web 2.0, Web Design | Leave a response

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