Today we presents a collection of best Eclipse plugins.

To complement the new jQuery lesson series I thought I’d just write an article on what exactly jQuery is, and how it can really help your website without you needing to know too much about Javascript coding or anything like that

Computing evolved with Desktop computing and then web apps. Browser Based apps are always slow and faulty, they can never as robust as a desktop can be. After The invention of web services and REST API, I would love to see web enabled desktop Apps. I love the concept of Portable Apps , When we mix concept of portable Apps and Cloud Based storage, we can achieve much better results. BUT Google will never let it happen, they are re-inventing all those age old things again in browser. I have posted a small video response on you tube.

Tables are a very important part of HTML, but they can also be a pain to deal with. Using TableGear, we can create dynamic tables that you can edit “on the fly” and sort according to your needs. And all that, with almost no effort.

This is a really cool jQuery selector tester that let's you try selectors and automatically highlights them in the html. Lots of fun to play with and helps with the understanding of how jQuery selectors work! A must try!

This corner plugin is pulling off its magic by adding more elements to the page. Specifically, it adds div "strips" to the item to be cornered and sets a solid background color on these strips in order to hide the actual corners of the real item. Recently I added support for native border-radius rounding in browsers that support it (Firefox, Safari, and Chrome).

In my previous post I talked about the impact of jQuery Selectors on a page that I analyzed. The page took 4.8 seconds in the onLoad event handler. 2 seconds were mainly caused by the selectors as described in the blog. The other 2.8 seconds were caused by a dynamic JavaScript menu – in that particular case it was the superfish jQuery plugin. A closer analysis showed why it takes so long and this also got me to do some research on these menus. Kudos to Joel Birch for his excellent plugin – easy to integrate – and – if properly used – its fast enough

Pystachio is an early-stage Python-to-JavaScript translator (written in JavaScript) aimed at providing Python scripting in any modern browser.

jQSlickWrap is a jQuery plugin which enables you to easily and accurately wrap your text around the content of floated images. It implements a client-side version of the Sliced and Diced Sandbags method of wrapping text around an irregularly-shaped object. In case user’s browser doesn’t support slick text wrapping, it will gracefully fall back to simple wrapping.