jQuery is a fast, concise, JavaScript library that
simplifies how you traverse HTML documents, handle
events, perform animations, and add AJAX
interactions to your Web pages.
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This release features new event APIs, improved performance for delegated events, better support for HTML5 in IE6/7/8, more intuitive toggling animations, an extended jQuery.Deferred object, and a jQuery.isNumeric() method. event.layerX, event.layerY, jQuery.isNaN(), and jQuery.event.proxy() were removed.
The selector engine now returns elements in document order rather than the order in which the selectors were passed in. It's now possible to call "event.stopPropagation()" or "return false" within a .live() callback and have it stop the bubbling of the live event. The logic behind the :visible and :hidden selectors and the .height(), .width(), .innerHeight(), .innerWidth(), .outerHeight(), and .outerWidth() methods was overhauled. The methods appendTo, prependTo, insertBefore, insertAfter, and replaceAll all now return the set of inserted elements, instead of the original set of elements.
