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jQuery UI 1.6

The User Interface Library for jQuery

Build highly interactive web applications with

ready-to-use widgets from the jQuery user

interface library

Dan Wellman

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

jQuery UI 1.6

The User Interface Library for jQuery

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First published: January 2009

Production Reference: 1200109

Published by Packt Publishing Ltd.

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Birmingham, B27 6PA, UK.

ISBN 978-1-847195-12-8

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Cover Image by Karl Swedberg ( karl@englishrules.com )

Credits

Author

Projects Team Leader

Dan Wellman

Lata Basantani

Reviewers

Project Coordinators

Akash Mehta

David Methvin

Neelkanth Mehta

Brinell Lewis

Mark Grabanski

Indexer

Senior Acquisition Editor

Hemangini Bari

Douglas Paterson

Proofreaders

Development Editor

Joel Johnson

Ved Prakash Jha

Camille Guy

Technical Editor

Dhiraj Bellani

Production Coordinator

Aparna Bhagat

Editorial Team Leader

Cover Work

Akshara Aware

Aparna Bhagat

Production Editorial Manager

Abhijeet Deobhakta

About the Author

Dan Wellman lives with his wife and children in his home town of Southampton

on the south coast of England. By day, his mild-mannered alter-ego works for a

small, yet accomplished, e-commerce production agency. By night, he battles the

forces of darkness and ights for truth, justice, and less intrusive JavaScript.

Dan has been writing computer-related articles, tutorials, and reviews for around

ive years and is rarely very far from a keyboard of some description.

This is his second book.

I'd like to say a big, personal thank you to the Packt editorial

team for their continued support and encouragement, and to the

jQuery UI development team for producing such an incredible

library. Special thanks also goes out to Eamon O'Donoghue for his

invaluable graphic/imagery advice, and to Mike Newth for his

equally invaluable printing assistance. Finally, I'd like to thank James

Zabiela, Andrew Herman, Steve Bishop, Aaron Matheson, Dan

Goodall, Mike Woodford, and John Adams; they contributed in no

way towards this book, but are nevertheless the greatest bunch of

dudes a guy could hang out with.

jQuery UI 1.6 - The User Interface Library for jQuery.pdf

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