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1. Nice jQuery-based Cf_ajax widgets

   An Architect's View (Aug 29 2008) jQuery Explore Article

   Michael Sprague has created a nice set of custom tags that use jQuery to provide alternatives for cfgrid, cfwindow and cftooltip. Currently a "prerelease", this will become a RIAforge project in due course. Another example of the power and simplicity of jQuery. (via Vince Bonfanti's blog) (Read Full Article)
   

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2. jQuery and closures

   An Architect's View (Jul 4 2008) Explore Article

   Most of my readers will know that I'm a big fan of closures - the ability to create anonymous functions with bound variables (bound in the context of the closure). David Harris has a brief post about the joys of jQuery where he comments on what, to him, was an unexpected feature that allowed binding of variables, i.e., JavaScript (and ActionScript) support closures. I find it interesting that he thinks ... (Read Full Article)
   

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3. John Resig speaking at MAX 2008!

   An Architect's View (Jun 25 2008) jQuery Explore Article

   I was just looking through the list of speakers and noticed that John Resig, creator of jQuery, is speaking at MAX this year: Should be a great (and extremely popular) talk! Damn, that's one reason why I wish I could go to Max this year. (Read Full Article)
   

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4. Interesting jQuery multicolumn dropdown menu plugin

   An Architect's View (Jun 20 2008) jQuery Explore Article

   A client I have been working with just released their first open source project: a multicolumn dropdown menu plugin for jQuery. Their use case is to allow users to easily navigate complex hierarchical menus of options either via the mouse or via the keyboard. I had nothing to do with this project but given my recent interest in jQuery, I felt it was worth blogging about. I think it really ... (Read Full Article)
   

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