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Over the last ten years, the servers that power jQuery and its associated projects have evolved from a single shared webhost to a complex fleet of more than thirty virtual machines. Recently, I have been working with the jQuery Foundation to reel in this decade of organic growth by standardizing the configuration management of our […]

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Open Source Infrastructure: Deploying jQuery with Ansible

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• ansible,
• deployment,
• infrastructure,
• jquery

Update: I put this utility up at datauri.com for convenience. Update: The jQuery.event.props event property list has since been documented in the Event Object documentation. This past weekend, I made a handy utility for converting files to data URLs. This utility is part of a larger tool that we are developing for a client. I […]

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Using dataTransfer and other HTML5 event properties with jQuery Events

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• html5,
• jquery