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Last month developers were busy with jQuery and it is time to go through some of the most popular jQuery plugins they created in January 2012.

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.

I started learning jQuery the other day and had a hard time finding a good resource on how to build a jQuery template. What I've found was generally too brief and didn't answer all of my questions. Finally, as a remainder to myself, I've decided to put the things I've learned in a sort of a template for creating jQuery plugins. So, here it is, a boilerplate for kick-starting jQuery plugins development!

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