Videos tagged with jQuery

Google I/O 2009 - Google Friend Connect In The Real WorldHenry Chan, Srivaths Lakshmi, Shivani York, Patrick Chanezon, Kris LouxDevelopers who have implemented Google Friend Connect will explain why and how they did it, how it fits in to their respective social networking strategies, and provide a technical deep-dive into their implementation techniques.For presentation slides and all I/O sessi...

Summary John Resig touches three JavaScript issues: performance measuring – calling getTime() or using a browser extension like Firebug, plus performing complexity analysis -, creating games – should be multiplayer, hard to cheat, available on all devices, and addictive –, and performing distributed testing to evaluate how a program or game works in a real set. Bio John Resig ...

Daniel Moore will demonstrate using the HotRuby VM to execute Ruby code natively in the browser. The demonstration shows how Ruby can call native JS libraries, like jQuery, to perform DOM manipulation.

Today’s Q&A comes courtesy of Frederico Gonzalez, from Twitter. He asked if there was an easy way to add announcement bars to the top of his site, much like the one on ActiveDen right now (assuming you’re not logged in). Luckily, as you’ll find, it’s quite simple to whip up a jQuery plugin that will make these announcements a cinch to add.

A screencast showing a mashup using Google Analytics, Protovis, SVG, JQuery, Google App Engine, and GData. Done by Nick Mihailovski.

I’ll bet that many of you have used or have been searching for a WordPress contact form to you for yourself or a client. Plugins can be great and very convenient, but your also relying on the plugin developer to make sure it works and does what you want. Today, we are going to build our contact page, complete with a working AJAX/php contact form! We will use the jQuery library to pull off the A...

Browser page history and bookmarks do not usually work with AJAX requests, but in this episode I show you how to remedy this problem using a simple jQuery plugin.

Learn an easy, unobtrusive way to add AJAX functionality to an existing set of pagination links using jQuery.

Did someone call for an integrated back end slider? Well, if you did, we heard you! After much anticipation from our readers, today is the day we integrate our slider with the backend of WordPress. We will learn all about how to use the WordPress media manager to let users setup, add, and edit the slider, all from the convenient backend of WordPress. This is a day you don’t want to miss, so fir...

Have you missed us? We’re back and ready for more action with our WordPress for Designers series! We are currently on day sixteen and each fay we are getting closer to completing our goal. Today, we go over creating and styling an entire page from scratch, including the sidebar. Furthermore, we will learn how to use multiple custom fields and text area inputs to take full advantage of the power...