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A JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development.
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Gmail Mouse Gesture
Why instantiate a jQuery object that you never even touch? Instead, you can attach your plugin as $.mousePointer = ... and call it as $.mousePointer(...). … The most common use of hungarian notation in javascript is to denote jQuery objects as opposed to vanilla DOM nodes ($this = $(this)). …
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null/undefined checking for checking seats
To test if a jQuery collection is empty, you can use seat.length === 0 or even ! seat.length. … I don't normally use hungarian notation, but I do use it for jQuery objects, especially when I'm dealing with native elements as well: $seat. …
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