Visual jQuery for jQuery 1.3.2

Visual jQuery website, which is originally created by Yehuda Katz & updated by Remy Sharp, is very helpful & interactive to explore jQuery API. I'm using this website a lot more than jQuery documentation website

Update Version on : http://api.jquery.com/visual/

Test your jQuery code Online using jsFiddle

Pingback from Test your jQuery code Online using jsFiddle Posted by Suprotim Agarwal 

The ‘Works on My Machine’ is a common quote I often get to hear from fellow developers. When it comes to jQuery development, wouldn’t it be nice for developers to be able to see, test and edit each others code, using a common development environment. jsFiddle let’s you do that.

jsFiddle provides an online environment where you can preselect/add popular JavaScript frameworks and test your code. Here’s what the interface looks like:

As you can see, the interface is divided into an HTML editor, CSS Editor, JavaScript Editor and Output.

Observe the URL http://jsfiddle.net/ZqFp5/

Old Version - http://jsfiddle.net/ZqFp5/
New Version - http://jsfiddle.net/ZqFp5/1/
Slick, I must say!
Update: Check out Elijah’s post Tips using Firebug Lite and Full Screen with jsFiddle

Create PDF documents from .NET applications

I have seen a very common question in the forums – How can I create PDF documents from my .NET application?

Here are some of the OpenSouce and Paid libraries that allow you to do so:

Open Source
PDFSharp - PDFsharp is the Open Source library that easily creates PDF documents from any .NET language
iTextSharp – Library to create/manipulate PDF documents on-the-fly
Report.NET - generate PDF documents in a simple and flexible manner
PDFjet for .NET - royalty-free PDF library

Paid Libraries
PDF4NET - .NET library for adding PDF capabilities your .NET application
ABCpdf - Dynamically create Adobe PDF documents on the fly
DynamicPDF™ Generator for .NET - real-time creation of PDF documents based on dynamic data