Was jquery.com Compromised? | Official jQuery Blog
Lastest update on the compromise: Update on jQuery.com Compromises Earlier today, RiskIQ published a blog post stating that the jQuery.com web servers were compromised and serving the RIG exploit kit for a short period of time on the afternoon of September 18th. Our internal investigation into our servers and logs have not yet found the RIG exploit kit or evidence that there was in fact a compromi
Don’t Use jquery-latest.js | Official jQuery Blog
Earlier this week the jQuery CDN had an issue that made the jquery-latest.js and jquery-latest.min.js files unavailable for a few hours in some geographical areas. (This wasn’t a problem with the CDN itself, but with the repository that provides files for the CDN.) While we always hope to have 100% uptime, this particular outage emphasized the number of production sites following the antipattern o
jQuery 1.11.1 and 2.1.1 Released | Official jQuery Blog
Ah, the air is sweet with the scent of spring and new jQuery 1.11.1 and 2.1.1 are in bloom. These are minor patch releases and shouldn’t pose any major compatibility issues. Throw a Cinco de Mayo party and have your friends come over to test. If you dig up a problem, let us know at bugs.jquery.com, and be sure to provide a simple test case using jsfiddle.net or jsbin.com to demonstrate the problem
Browser Support in jQuery 1.12 and Beyond | Official jQuery Blog
With Microsoft ending Windows XP support this month, we’re giving the jQuery community some long-lead-time notice on changes to browser support. First of all, don’t panic! Nothing is really changing with respect to the browsers that can run jQuery for at least six more months. Our goal is to let everyone in the web development community know what the jQuery team intends to do over the next year, s
Announcing the jQuery Plugin Registry | Official jQuery Blog
They say good things come to those who wait, and today we’re happy to end the waiting and unveil the jQuery Plugin Registry. We’ve worked long and hard to put together a brand new site that will serve to reduce the fragmentation and distribution problems that can be obstacles for plugin developers and consumers. We’ve also put an emphasis on remedying a number of the issues that plagued the old jQ
jQuery 1.9 RC1 and Migrate RC1 Released | Official jQuery Blog
Drop everything and start testing, jQuery 1.9 Release Candidate 1 is now available! Today we’re also releasing RC1 of the jQuery Migrate plugin, to help in migrating and upgrading your older jQuery code and plugins. We really need your help to make sure this code is free of bugs and ready to release. The jQuery 1.9RC1 files are available on jQuery’s CDN. We recommend that you start by including th
jQuery 1.8.3 Released | Official jQuery Blog
Woo hoo, Thanksgiving arrived early this year! jQuery 1.8.3 is available for download. You can get it here: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.min.js (compressed, for production) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.js (uncompressed, for debugging) We’ve notified the Google and Microsoft CDNs as well; we trust they will endeavor to post these files tout de suite. The complete change log for jQuery
jQuery 1.8.2 Released | Official jQuery Blog
We’re pleased to announce that jQuery 1.8.2 is available! This version fixes several bugs and performance regressions reported from the past couple of releases, and we think the 1.8 line is pretty solid at this point. The only way to know for sure that it works with your code is to test it–so please do! http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.2.min.js (compressed, for production) http://code.jquery.com/
jQuery Licensing Changes | Official jQuery Blog
Some important changes have occurred in the latest releases of several jQuery projects such as core, UI, Mobile, Sizzle, and QUnit. You may not have noticed them because they didn’t really change the actual code, documentation, or functionality. Instead, these changes were designed to clarify the ownership and licensing of the software. If you’re not a lawyer, most of this won’t make a lot of diff
jQuery 1.8.1 Released | Official jQuery Blog
It’s been a frantic but productive few weeks, and the jQuery core team is pleased to announce that jQuery 1.8.1 is released! This version fixes the issues reported by the community following the final release of 1.8.0. Here are the files, ready for you to use: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.1.min.js (production, compressed) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.1.js (development, uncompressed) The
jQuery 1.8 Released | Official jQuery Blog
August just got a little hotter, because jQuery 1.8 final code is here! You can pick up the code from jQuery’s CDN: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.0.min.js (compressed and minified, for production) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.0.js (uncompressed, for debugging) As usual, the Google and Microsoft CDNs will also have the file soon. Please don’t ask us about when they’ll be there, we don’t kn
The New Sizzle | Official jQuery Blog
In order to make your 4th of July more sizzlin’ (you’re welcome), the jQuery team is happy to announce that Sizzle, jQuery’s CSS selector engine, is better, faster, and more reliable than ever! Sizzle has received a substantial rewrite to be included with the release of jQuery 1.8. First, credit should be given to Diego Perini for pointing me in the right direction as well as Samuel Lebeau for cre
jQuery Core: Version 1.9 and Beyond | Official jQuery Blog
Please check out the followup post before jumping to the wrong conclusion. As the last blog post discussed, jQuery version 1.8 is undergoing a spring cleaning to remove insecure, inefficient, ineffective, and inadvisable features. We’ve also begun the work to allow you to build custom versions that exclude parts of the library for even greater savings. Those efforts will make it possible for you t
jQuery 1.9 and 2.0 — TL;DR Edition | Official jQuery Blog
It seems that many people had questions and misconceptions about the last post, so let’s try a short Q&A format to answer some of the comments left there. Why is the jQuery core team dropping support for oldIE (IE 6/7/8)? We’re not! jQuery 1.9 will support oldIE when it’s released next year. The jQuery team will continue to support and maintain version 1.9 even after jQuery 2.0 is released. Why ar
jQuery 1.7.2 Released | Official jQuery Blog
jQuery 1.7.2 is looking good! The release candidate went smoothly so we’ve made only one small change and are releasing it to your eager hands today. You can get the oven-fresh code from the jQuery CDN now, with Google and Microsoft CDNs soon to follow: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.2.min.js (minified, production) http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.2.js (unminified, debug) Note: If you’re using
jQuery 1.7.2 Beta 1 Released | Official jQuery Blog
Hey there Internets, it’s the jQuery Core team! We haven’t talked in a while, but over the holidays we were busy fixing the bugs you reported. The result of that hard work is jQuery 1.7.2 Beta 1. We decided to get a beta out by Groundhog Day so you wouldn’t be in the shadow of six more weeks of unfixed bugs. You can get the code from the jQuery CDN: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.2b1.js Oh, we
Call for jQuery 1.8 Ideas | Official jQuery Blog
We’re ready for our next round of community input, this time for version 1.8! This is your chance to suggest things we can fix, add, change, or remove in jQuery to make it better. You can add a suggestion using this form; whenever possible provide links to a bug report, a page with a detailed description, or implementations that represent your idea. We’d like to have all your input by December 5 s
jQuery 1.7.1 Released | Official jQuery Blog
Here in the United States, we’re celebrating Thanksgiving this week. For those of you living elsewhere in the world, it’s a time when we install and test new versions of Javascript libraries while feasting on Mom’s homemade goodies. Kind of like a code sprint, but with better food. We invite everyone worldwide to join us in these traditions. To kick off the festivities, the jQuery Team is quite th
jQuery 1.7 Released | Official jQuery Blog
jQuery 1.7 is ready for download! You can get the code from the jQuery CDN: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.js http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.min.js This new release should also be available on the Google and Microsoft CDNs within a day or two. Thanks to your help in testing and reporting bugs during the beta period, we believe we have a solid, stable release. If you do find problems, file a
jQuery 1.6.3 Released | Official jQuery Blog
jQuery 1.6.3 is now out! This is the third minor release on top of jQuery 1.6 and lands a number of fixes for bugs, as listed below. As usual, we provide two copies of jQuery, one minified and one uncompressed (for debugging or reading). jQuery 1.6.3 Minified jQuery 1.6.3 Uncompressed You can help us by dropping that code into your existing application and letting us know if anything no longer wor
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