When building an application with jQuery, it’s very likely that you will end up writing some code that would be easiest to use directly in a jQuery chain. When the functions you’re writing solve general problems that don’t have a dependency on your application, it’s usually obvious that you should write the function as a… Continue reading Creating Application-specific jQuery plugins
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Using multiple versions of jQuery
Whenever a new version of jQuery comes out, there are several reasons to upgrade; new features, bug fixes and performance are generally the most common. However, it’s not always possible to upgrade as soon as a new version comes out. The new version may contain an API change that would break some of your functionality… Continue reading Using multiple versions of jQuery