Try jQuery is a place to learn how to code in jQuery. It is a combination of videos, interactive console challenges, and writing code in the browser. You’ll need about 2 hours of time to make it through everything.

1. jQuery Basics: A gentle introduction to what jQuery is, and what it can do.
2. Selectors: Search & walk through the DOM with selectors and traversing.
3. Manipulating the DOM: Add & remove from the DOM, more traversing, and user events.
4. Events: Listen for events, handle them, and change the default event behavior of web browsers.
5. Styling: Before landing, tame CSS with jQuery and animate elements on the page.

FileReader.js is a lightweight wrapper for the JavaScript FileReader interface. This JavaScript interface allows you to read local files as binary.

FileReader.js does not require any other libraries. If you do use jQuery, there is a small plugin wrapping up the functionality though.

CSSmatic is a set of CSS/Design related tools for designers to save their time. This is an intuitive way of using high technology to make your daily work as easy as you were expecting.

CSSmatic is offering following tools:

• Gradient Generator: By using the gradient tool you can create super color fill with smooth color changing effects.
• Border Radius: Change all the borders selected at the same time. That’s it.
• Noise Texture: By changing the color and values using the intuitive slider, the generator makes it so simple to create background textures for websites.
• Box Shadow: Create box shadows with ease.

jQuery Animated Table Sorter is a simple html table sorter, with the added benefit of animating the sorting operation. It allows to sort content in a more exciting manner. The library has five ways of animating the sorting process.

Dribbble is show and tell for designers, who share shots — small screenshots of the designs and applications they’re working on.

Dribbble is a community of designers answering that question each day. Web designers, graphic designers, illustrators, icon artists, typographers, logo designers, and other creative types share small screenshots that show their work, process, and current projects.

Jribbble is a free jQuery plugin to fetch shots and player info from the Dribbble API.

BugKick is a simple, open source PHP Bug Tracking And Task Management Application. It enables to manage project activity and bug tracking easily.

It gives the flexibility of adding unlimited users, tickets, labels and projects. The application give ability to manage and schedule project tasks and track their activity easily.

hhhhold is a small library to stimulate real user content for your applications and templates, it renders image placeholders entirely on the client side.

Drop hhhhold URLs into your code for quick access to safe-for-work, attributed images from ffffound.

It also comes as a WordPress plugin and a Sublime Text 2 plugin.

A color picker, or color chooser is a utility, usually found within graphics software or online, used to choose colors or create color schemes.

You can find a number of color picker tools on the internet but when it comes to customize / skin a color picker plugin, most of them uses a ton of images and hard to skin or customize, or are very large in size.

Spectrum is a simple color picker jQuery plugin which is lightweight and offers a familiar interface. It is easy to skin and customize the plugin with CSS, and there are a wide range of modes and options to explore.

Threesixty Slider is an image slider jQuery plugin to create 360 degree product image slider. The plugin is full customizable with number of options provided.

The plugin have the power to display images in any angle 360 degrees. This feature can be used successfully in many use cases e.g. on an e-commerce site to help customers look products in detail, from any angle they desire.

When you are working on a website or an application, it is important to let your users know when you are processing something behind the scenes.

jQuery Waiting is a jQuery plugin which offers animated loading spinners and bars to tell your users to have patience and wait. It generates spinners and loaders, without images and canvas.

It uses standard, widely accepted CSS to style your waiting spinner, and a little jQuery to make it function.