JQuery, the jQuery Web site states, is “a fast and concise JavaScript library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and AJAX interactions for rapid Web development.” ...

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.

However, the company perceived jQuery as a popular library solution "with a huge ecosystem and community" that would complement what developers wanted to see in ASP.NET AJAX, according to an account ...

JQuery is a popular JavaScript library which aims to improve and streamline the use of JavaScript across multiple browsers -- a task which often becomes a headache for Web developers to manage ...

Over the last six months, researchers have noted a 160 percent jump in the number of injected libraries. jQuery is a feature-packed JavaScript library commonly used in various web applications.

Debuting this week and featuring data compiled in November, Libscore shows jQuery used on the home pages of 634,872 of the top 1 million websites, with the $.ui library a distant second, in use at ...

jQuery is now up to version 2.2.0, though W3Techs reports that more than 95% of all sites leveraging the library still use version 1 because it supports older browsers.

JQuery alone certainly isn't responsible for the fact that we're building a fatter, slower web, but if you've got two JS libraries loading on your site you might be doing it wrong.

jQuery is a Javascript library that is used in a large number of web applications and is popular amongst web application developers. It was launched in 2006 by John Resig, and immediately gained a ...

In order to move the library forward and improve the quality of the implementation, they have decided to eschew support for Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 in jQuery 2.0.