I hope the past few posts on the most useful jQuery plugins from 2011 have been helpful. A nice pool of resources for you to check out as you develop and design. There’s nothing worse than having absolutely no starting point or point of reference when you’re looking for a solution. There’s so much crappy stuff out there, hopefully these lists will help you out!
Here’s a look at some of the most useful jQuery plugins for both modal window and mobile:
In the next day or two, we will finish wrapping up the most useful jQuery pluins from 2011. If we’ve missed one of your favorites, be sure to share it with us!
Last week, we took a look at the best of Form & Validation and Responsive Layouts, and now, here are plenty of the most useful 2011 jQuery plugin sliders, galleries and carousels you can choose from:
This weekend, the door on 2011 closes while 2012 opens up to a whole New Year!
The past 27 Saturday Sunday Shares have been awesome.
Here’s a list of everyone who’s been a part of Saturday Sunday Share in 2011:
I’m really excited about this upcoming year.
The last part of 2011 was spent getting everything settled and in place after converging The 8BIT Network into one web property.
Even re-focusing our vision and purpose has taken some time to adjust. With a whole year ahead of us, we hope to further imprint this vision and purpose with each and every post.
Does that mean you won’t see Star Wars, LOTR and Marvel comics?
I never said we would stop having fun. 
Here are the three biggest things you can expect from ChurchMag in 2012:
Responsive web design has increasingly become more and more important and is beginning to become a requirement for all new web designs.
Here are 8 jQuery responsive layout plugins highlighted by Speckyboy that are not only the most useful and popular from the this past year, but also the most ground-breaking:
2011 has brought a lot of awesomeness to the web.
With the death of Flash and the emergence of HTML5 and CSS3, a whole new way of web development is here, again.
The web is always evolving and moving forward, but this year has been especially monumental.
Here are a 9 jQuery form and validation plugins highlighted by Speckyboy that are not only the most useful and popular from the this past year, but also the most ground-breaking:
We’ll review what everyone shared last week, next week.
Today, I thought we would get our Saturday Sunday Share on — Christmas style!
There’s nothing quite as annoying as losing your place when you Save Draft in your WordPress editor.
Every time you save your draft in the WordPress editor, the post scroll position is automatically sent back to the top!
So annoying.
I wonder how much time I’ve lost finding where I left off?
Here’s a quick and easy fix:
Validating an entire website could take a few hours by using the offical W3C validator, since you can only submit one URL at a time.
Now with W3Clove, you can validate your entire site at once (limited to 100 URLs per website)!
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