At the moment jQuery is our javascript framework of choice – it is straight forward to use and you can create complex effects/functions with only the basic of knowledge. Although like many coding languages your source can quickly become bloated and start affecting the performance of your application. Luckily while reading my daily new feeds I found a great post written by Samer Kamel Draidi (originally by Jon Hobbs-Smith) which details 25 excellent tips to improve the use of jQuery.

The article ‘Improve your jQuery – 25 excellent tips‘ has many great tips to increase speed and generally improve how you code using jQuery and I feel it is a must read… so check it out.