Image: jQuery team Three years after its last major security bug, the jQuery JavaScript library --used on 74 percent of all internet sites -- has received another security patch this week.

jQuery, the JavaScript library everyone loves to hate, has turned ten years old today. The library was first introduced in 2006 by John Resig, at BarCamp in New York City, as a side project he had ...

Despite what I wrote at the beginning of this newsletter, there are some incredibly useful and powerful JavaScript libraries out there but JQuery looks to be in a different class altogether. At ...

It looks like jQuery remains dominant when it comes to JavaScript. Early data from a new search engine, Libscore, which gauges usage of JavaScript libraries, verifies the popularity of the jQuery ...

Perhaps the biggest influence was the introduction of jQuery, which many agree is the most pervasive JavaScript library. jQuery has helped make cross-browser development much simpler with a small, ...

JavaScript libraries have made it easier than ever to add interactivity and sophisticated interface effects to our websites. These frameworks give us newfound control over the way we present ...

Popular AJAX framework jQuery is one year old today and marks that milestone with a 1.1 release. JQuery has long had a devoted following who tout its speed and lightweight structure which make it ...

File size is only 10 kilobytes, CSS 1 to 3, XPath is supported and works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera. It is motto that "writing JavaScript code becomes fun".

Abuse of the JavaScript library has led to over 4.5 million recent exposures to infection. Written by Charlie Osborne, Contributing Writer April 4, 2016, 3:32 a.m. PT ...

Microsoft and Nokia announce support for the open-source jQuery JavaScript library. In addition, Microsoft says it will ship jQuery as part of its Visual Studio tool set. That offering will ...