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Digg Moves to jQuery's JavaScript Library

Posted by korayem on June 30, 2007 07:03
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The switch came with the new comments section, where all animations are now powered by jQuery. The new system completely took advantage of plugins to build out the system. These included Klaus Hartl's cookie plugin and Ken Stanley ’s FlyDOM and totally validates the quality of the work being produced by the jQuery community. GO jQUERY!!

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AA. I am Mohamed Salem Korayem. I work as an Embedded Software Engineer in a major international automotive supplier company here in Cairo, Egypt.

Currently I work in the Tooling Dept. where I, and the rest of the team, strive to make our fellow embedded software geeks happier. I work mainly with the .NET 2.0 using C#.

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