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Ever wondered who is behind jQuery? Are you looking for jQuery geek to follow on Twitter? check out this extensive list. It includes jQuery team members, project contributors, book authors, bloggers, speakers, entrepreneurs, web developers and designers. Read More

Establishing and managing a community blog is becoming an increasingly important role for all types of businesses, whether it's a tech startup or a major corporate brand.p Read More

While your business is growing, you are also facing different types of intimidating factors. When best strategies to overcome them are not properly outlined, your business is at risk and will potentially be overpowered by your numerous competitors. Read More

A new version of my most popular jQuery plugin -Twitter Friends widget. This version aims to be better looking and easier to setup. Read More

This time we go through the most popular social networks that provide sharing-count buttons, These buttons will encourage users to easily share your website with minimum clicks. Read More

It often happens that I do my reading of blog posts late at night or very early in the morning. Sharing the best pieces I find then via Twitter then isn't very useful though I found. It often puts my efforts to waste and no one sees them.

Instead, by adding all these articles as Tweets to my Buf Read More

A new edition of my jQuery plugin "Related Posts widget" that is loaded with pretty new features like posts thumbnails and transition effects.. Read More

AdvertiseSpace is a new advertising marketplace was just launched a couple days ago, It will let you sell ads directly on your website at monthly fixed prices. Which could get you 200% to 500% increase in your site revenue when compared to cost per click programs as Google AdSense! Read More

Another Topsy-enabled jQuery plugin to list the most popular posts on your website, from your Twitter timeline or for some keyword within a selected period of time. Read More

The financial crisis will have a detrimental impact on our marketing and sales budgets in 2009. In this crisis, marketing leaders need to re-invent marketing not just as a functional discipline, but as the business fiber that connects prospects to companies like never before. Read More