Wednesday, February 13th, 2008
jQuery API Browser Update
Category: jQuery, LiveSearch
been updated since 1.1.3 and most other API browsers were running from the old doc structure (e.g. gotapi.com/jquery).
Remy added live searching and direct linking.
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4.2 rating from 21 votes
not a bad idea. Visual jQuery is a little better if you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for. which is probably why this site/concept wasn’t maintained.
Visual jQuery is great for my need, which is finding things when I don’t know the name. Too bad it’s getting more and more out of date.
Recognition rather than recall…
I agree, that link is snazzy and the live searching is hot but I love the categorization in Visual jQuery.
Additionally, I’d like to see bookmark capability on methods so that you can email/aim references to other people (I do this a lot.) It doesn’t have to be dynamic like the live search, just a link to bookmark or save the link. You can do this by appending a query string and checking that on DOM ready.
I agree – Visual jQuery is my favorite source because of the categories. At least this one is updated, though
Better one can present jQuery internal model, hows its model flow works.
THANK THE GODS!