Digging around there were no good tutorials covering how to add from scratch jquery mobile to a Visual Studio Cordova ( taco / phonegap ) project. The source code files here are the output of my ...

The intent was to create a starter-solution that can be used to bootstrap JQuery projects targeting vintage browsers/JQuery plugins. The solution was created in Visual Studio 2015 Update 3, with ...

Microsoft is fully supporting jQuery, the open-source JavaScript library, in Visual Studio 2008. Though jQuery has been popular with Web application developers for two years, Microsoft until now ...

In its latest outreach to the open source development community, Microsoft plans to incorporate the jQuery JavaScript library into its Visual Studio and ASP.NET, the company said late last month. The ...

This article however, does not delve deeply into the command syntax. Instead it shows how you can combine the power of Visual Studio, ASP.NET and JQuery in one integrated environment.

In a tip of its hand toward open source software development, Microsoft announced on Sunday that it will incorporate the jQuery JavaScript library into Microsoft Visual Studio and ASP.NET.

Visual Studio 2008 contains a large number of new features. One of the most useful feature being client-side JavaScript debugging. Using this feature, you can set up breakpoints in JavaScript in your ...

In a tip of its hand toward open source software development, Microsoft announced Sunday that it will incorporate the jQuery JavaScript library into Microsoft Visual Studio and ASP.NET.

Two months after stating its intent to support the open-source jQuery JavaScript library, Microsoft announces support for jQuery IntelliSense in Visual Studio and Visual Web Developer Express for ...

Microsoft said Sunday that it plans to ship the JQuery JavaScript library with its Visual Studio developer tool suite. The software powerhouse said that jQuery would be one of the libraries used ...

In a tip of its hand toward open source software development, Microsoft announced on Sunday that it will incorporate the jQuery JavaScript library into Microsoft Visual Studio and ASP.NET.

jQuery sounds to us like the nerdiest rap name ever, but apparently the fact that Microsoft is going to ship it with Visual Studio signals a further move on Redmond's part toward embracing open ...