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http://blog.jquery.com – We’re pleased to announce the first update to jQuery 1.6! You can get the code from the jQuery CDN: jQuery 1.6.1 Minified and Gzipped (Use in production) jQuery 1.6.1 Uncompressed (Use for testing) (Microsoft CDN and Google CDN links are forthcoming.) You can help us by dropping that code into your existing application and letting us know that if anything no longer works. Please file a bug and be sure to mention that you’re testing against jQuery 1.6.1. We want to encourage everyone from the community to try and get involved in contributing back to jQuery core. We’ve set up a full page of information dedicated towards becoming more involved with the team. The team is here and ready to help you help us!

http://www.ibm.com – jQuery is an excellent tool for creating dynamic web applications, with a growing community that's contributed a large library of plug-ins. Using jQuery's UI, SlickGrid, and Django as a back-end controller, you'll see how to create a Microsoft Excel-style web application with multiple data sheets.

http://sixrevisions.com – The year was 2003. I was working on my first website out of college. It was a personal portfolio geared towards landing my first job in the industry. I was trying to build a site unlike anything prospective employers would have seen before. The grungy homepage wasn’t built with tables as my college education had taught me. I needed to create layers to allow my random Polaroid photo to change beneath its frame, so I used a bizarre element called a <div>. It was alien to me, but it worked. There was only one catch: Of the modern browsers of the day, it only worked on Internet Explorer 6. It was frustrating to think that my site would only work for those who kept their browsers up to date.

http://www.microsoft.com – Follow this week's coverage from TechFest, Microsoft's annual event showcasing work from its research teams.

http://blog.jquery.com – jQuery 1.5.1 is now out! This is the first minor release on top of jQuery 1.5 and lands a number of fixes for bugs. We would like to thank the following contributors that provided patches towards this release: antonkovalyov, csnover, danheberden, davidmurdoch, dmethvin, gnarf37, jaubourg, jeresig, jitter, jrburke, lrbabe, mathiasbynens, rwldrn, SlexAxton, and voxwerk. We’d especially like to thank our bug triage team who assisted in narrowing down some of the important fixes needed for this release. Downloading As usual, we provide two copies of jQuery, one minified and one uncompressed (for debugging or reading).