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37 jQuery Plugins and Demos for Developers

• andr 18y ago
  andr's Law of Lists of Great Stuff: The greatness of the items in a list is inversely proportional to the size of the list. For further proof, see "Top 100 XYZ Apps" lists in ReadWriteWeb.
  • evdawg 18y ago
    Anybody else sick of these sites that live solely on posting "lists"? I mean, all this is is an aggregate of what you can find on jQuery.org or a google search, and the sites are usually loaded with ads.
    • johns 18y ago
      I think these sites are almost a direct result of social news sites which thrive on this type of empty content.
    • andr 18y ago
      You could even find better plugins at jQuery.org. The top plugin in this list is a contact form that slides. Holy bat shit!
• jsmcgd 18y ago
  37 - sneaky number choice.
• braindead_in 18y ago
  found a few that i could use :)
  • kirse 18y ago
    So did I... I'm surprised Impromptu wasn't on the list: http://trentrichardson.com/Impromptu/index.php http://trentrichardson.com/Impromptu/index.php It's great for little message-pops and when you need quick user-input.
• fallentimes 18y ago
  Lists are for Digg and Delicious not Hacker News.
  • tlrobinson 18y ago
    Yes, but lists of jQuery plugins are apparently for Hacker News: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22jquery+plugin%22+site%3Anews.ycombinator.com http://www.google.com/search?q=%22jquery+plugin%22+site%3Ane...
    • deleted 18y ago
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    • johns 18y ago
      We definitely don't need any more lists. Any new and/or unique plugins posted individually I think would be good.
• GHFigs 18y ago
  Number Adjective Plural Noun for Target Audience