Jquery wysiwyg programming interesting job offer

jQuery is a Javascript library or framework that simplifies the way you interact with HTML documents, handle events permitting, developing animations and add AJAX interactions to web pages. jQuery, like other libraries, offers a number of Javascript-based functions that would otherwise require much more code. Ie, the functions of this library are achieved great results in less time and space.

jQuery can be downloaded from the following link, is currently at version 1.3.2, some tube problems, as it used to use version 1.2.6 and some plugins did not went well in 1.3.2 as idTabs (very good) , jClock etc.

Currently, jQuery Ajax framework is the most used in the network. Enables the creation of Ajax applications in a fast and easy.

As an additional component, jQuery has a library for the generation of user interfaces, jQuery UI. Basically has the following elements (Widgets): Accordion, Datepicker, Dialog, ProgressBar, Slider, Tabs.

These widgets, along with the possibility to use effects (Blind, Bounce, Clip, Drop, Explode, Fold, Highlight, Puff, Pulsate, Scale, Shake, Size, Slide, Transfer) and interest (Drag, Drop, Resize, Select, Sort) make this a powerful tool library for developing AJAX applications.

I found one interesting job offer for freelancers who know jquery :

Jquery wysiwyg programming interesting job offer




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