http://www.pro-core.com uses jQuery.
The site that comes up when you go to that URL is a Flash *marketing* site. We offer a project management tool for construction companies. The tool is built in Rails (it's really, really complex), and we offer some cool features like webcam integration (so that a contractor's clients can see what's happening on site) and MS Project integration. I use jQuery fairly extensively through the site, which also uses Prototype in some places where I wasn't the guy who wrote the code (there's Proto/Rails stuff everywhere ;)). There are around 5 full-time developers who have been working on the project, and I've gotten most of them to at least try using jQuery when JavaScript stuff comes us (although I've become the unofficial UI/JS dude, so all of the new stuff is in jQuery). We have an application-wide JavaScript file, which does all sorts of neat stuff: * Defines rules for forms ** inline documentation (marked with class="inline-documentation") appears when a form element is focused ** Items marked "show_with_checkbox" appear when a sibling checkbox is checked ** Items marked "show_with_select" appear when a sibling select box has the correct value ** We built a "select-mover" widget, which consists of two multiple select boxes that stuff can be moved between. You can also sort the contents of the boxes by company or name. * All tables with the class "data_panel" are sortable ** Throughout the site, there are markup-based facilities for getting the sortable-ness to be turned off for a particular column. ** We built custom parsers for table sorter. * We have a date-picker widget that was originally written in pure DOM but that has gotten heavy jQuery tune-ups. * The entire startup section of my app takes a "context" param, which can be used to run the startup application-related stuff on a newly loaded Ajax section (this is a function called by $(document).ready) * We hide and show advanced filters via a simple jQuery one-liner. * There's a lot more functionality in the site, but I can't find it all at the moment. -- Yehuda On 1/9/07, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Rey, Here are a few sites we've launched that use jQuery and another is supposed to launch this week. Ensemble Studioes: Age of Empires III (http://agecommunity.com/) jQuery helped us quickly throw together an expandable nav and to very easily address some cross browser issues. Sewell (http://sewell.com/) jQuery saved the day for me on this site. I was previously using Prototype + Scriptaculous and the whole site felt extremely heavy and sluggish. I spent a weekend porting the whole site over to jQuery and that is when I realized the astounding benefits of jQuery. I immediately cut the library in 1/3 and cut my own JavaScript in half in a few places. I found that once I switched to jQuery my code became much easier for myself and other team members to read and maintain. You can find jQuery in use on every page of this site. Hope Cottage (http://hopecottage.org/) You can find jQuery behind the scenes helping us build the unique navigation on the Home page and delivering an enhanced user experience in the FAQs. Dallas Symphony Orchestra (http://dallassymphony.com/) jQuery's excellent AJAX support enabled us to quickly create an AJAX'ified calendar widget and made creating the drop down navigation a breeze. -- Brandon Aaron On 1/9/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > With the release jQuery v1.1 eminent, I'd like to begin compiling a list > of jQuery powered sites for posting on the jQuery site. The sites *DO > NOT* have to be jQuery v1.1 specific. Sites using prior versions of > jQuery are perfectly fine for this list. Also, if you're using jQuery > with another library (YUI, PT, Dojo, et al), that's fine as well. We > want to know which sites are using jQuery. > > If you could, please provide a description of where jQuery is being used > within the website. > > Please reply to this email and I'll begin compiling the list. > > Thanks, > > Rey > > _______________________________________________ > jQuery mailing list > discuss@jquery.com > http://jquery.com/discuss/ > _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
-- Yehuda Katz Web Developer | Wycats Designs (ph) 718.877.1325
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