jQuery

Does jQuery Make Us Lazy?

Yesterday I read a post that proposed that using jQuery as the answer to every JavaScript problem makes us lazy programmers.This is not what I was expecting to...

1 replies - 1018 views - 06/25/09 by DaveMBush in News

jQuery ProgressBar

Once you venture into the land of AJAX you’ll soon discover the need to let your user know that some work is taking place in the background.  If you can,...

0 replies - 2429 views - 05/29/09 by DaveMBush in News

jQuery Tabs

While the TabControl provided by Microsoft in the AJAX toolkit is probably a bit easier to use, the Tabs in jQuery are not much harder to implement and give us...

1 replies - 3645 views - 04/09/09 by DaveMBush in News

jQuery - Auto Scrolling the Slider

Question from Yuhsin: I would like to make the jquery steps slider to do auto-increment when the window loads. Is there an easy way to trigger the slide to...

0 replies - 2442 views - 03/23/09 by DaveMBush in News

Spiff Up Your ASP.NET MVC Forms With jQuery

Since many people who are being introduced to ASP.NET MVC are being simultaneously introduced to jQuery I felt like I’d give you a quick introduction to a...

0 replies - 5260 views - 02/20/09 by justin_etheredge in News

jQuery, JSON and ASP.NET

A few months ago, I demonstrated how to use ASP.NET’s JSON capabilities.  Lately, I’ve been demonstrating how to use jQuery.  Both use a considerable...

0 replies - 4190 views - 01/22/09 by DaveMBush in News

Playing Accordion With CSS and jQuery

One of the problems web designers face on a daily basis is the limits that are placed on one with regards to the size of your 'canvas'. Bigger screens with...

0 replies - 6629 views - 01/19/09 by Schalk Neethling in News

MVC Framework and jQuery = Ajax Heaven

I've got an admission to make: I've never used any of the Microsoft Ajax Toolkit. But recently I've been adding some mapping functionality to the project I'm...

0 replies - 2021 views - 01/07/09 by mikehadlow in News

Introducing jBlogMvc

In this part, I announced jBlogMvc the ASP.NET MVC and jQuery blogengine which I build in order to learn more about the two new technologies, and discuss the...

0 replies - 768 views - 12/03/08 by Amr Elsehemy in News

Eliminating Postbacks: Setting Up jQuery On ASP.NET Web Forms and Managing Data On The Client

So you're stuck with Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.NET Web Forms. You want to flex your ninja skills. You can't jump into ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET AJAX or an...

1 replies - 10923 views - 11/12/08 by Jon Davis in News

jQuery Has Won The 3+ Year Javascript Framework Battle (As Far As I'm Concerned)

It's official. jQuery has become the new de facto standard for the web development community. By rolling jQuery in with Visual Studio and the ASP.NET core...

0 replies - 4080 views - 10/29/08 by Jon Davis in News

jQuery Goodness and ASP.NET AJAX - Take II

So clearly I am obsessing about getting jQuery features into my WebForm applications.  I would seriously love to see the following added ...

0 replies - 3833 views - 07/10/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

jQuery for Asp.net MVC preview 3

So, I finally got a chance to sit down and finish up the jQuery for Asp.net Mvc preview 3. If you haven’t already read Scott’s post about preview 3,  you...

2 replies - 11135 views - 06/27/08 by alley in News