jQuery Code Documentation Favelet
My jQuery knowledge isn’t quite to the level of my MooTools so I rely quite a bit on the jQuery documentation. When I look at articles with jQuery code in them, I’ll periodically see functions I hadn’t seen before and want to learn more about. What’s annoying is bringing up a new tab and navigating to the docs. I’ve created a javascript favelet/bookmarklet that does that for me.
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