JSter is a community-driven catalog of the most useful javascript libraries. Find the right tool for a work and do it effectively.

This post shows how to use jsGrid to create an excel-like gridview for editing items in a SharePoint list. The grid rendered by jqGrid is similar to SharePoint’s Datasheet view, but it requires no ActiveX control.

Metro JS is a JavaScript plugin for jQuery developed to easily enable Metro interfaces on the web. This release focuses on Live Tiles, the Application Bar and Theming. It’s early in the development phase, but all features should work on at least IE7+(Win/WinPhone), Firefox, Chrome, Android, Opera, and Safari(OSX/iOS).

Enable uploading of images directly in new- or edit-forms.

How to use SPServices to implement a Google API-based orgchart with jQuery.

The use of jQuery mobile with SharePoint. Goal is to simply expose company news for as many mobile devices as possible in a single location.

How to create a content slider based on an Announcements list that can be tweaked to fit other lists.

A look at selectors, attributes, and traversing with jQuery in a SharePoint context.

If you need to track relational information in SharePoint 2010, this solution is 80% likely to make your life easier with little effort. It makes adding a child items under a parent smoother for the end user.

How to customize the global navigation with CSS and how to extend it with jQuery, in this example animating the menu.

jQuery and SharePoint from a hackers perspective.

A collection of jQuery user-interface components.

jQuery.sheet addresses the web-based spreadsheet or “websheet” in a different, simple, approach – using html, you simply load the sheet from a url, and you save it to a url… Simple.  Or write your own approach. jQuery.sheet manages the sheet creation, viewing, and editing processes, you simply build your application around it.

A jQuery library which abstracts SharePoint’s Web Services and makes them easier to use. It also includes functions which use the various Web Service operations to provide more useful (and cool) capabilities. It works entirely client side and requires no server install.

jQuery with Sharepoint – An intro to jPoint Screencast. Make sure to visit sharejpoint.com and toy around with the awesome examples.

How to get rid of the ‘New’-Button.

Customizable replacement of the default SharePoint Quick Launch, featuring a collapsible tree-view of the entire site collection and integrated editing, hiding and reordering.

The cool stuff comes after the 4:30 minute mark. Also make sure to check out Jan Tielens’ blog post on the SmartTools jQueryLoader for SharePoint.

• SharePoint director remains bloodied but unbowed
• Case study: KPI roll-up in MOSS (Part I) « Path to SharePoint
• Case study: KPI roll-up in MOSS (Part II) « Path to SharePoint
• Tomoye Ecco – Communities for SharePoint
• Microsoft Sharepoint vs. Enterprise 2.0 Start-ups: Day of Reckoning Arrives
• Zoho Office For SharePoint
• Multiple Lists from Different Sites – Viewing Tool
• Chris O’Brien’s blog: My checklist for optimizing SharePoint sites
• Securing List/Document Library Views Seems (sort of) Possible with jQuery
• Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog : How We Did It: SharePoint.Microsoft.com
• Wave vs. SharePoint: Big Splash or Tiny Ripple?
• Spotlight on Mark Miller, SharePoint Rock Star
• Legal Technology – Creating a Solid SharePoint Backup
• Quick and Easy: Use jQuery to Set A Text Field’s Value on a SharePoint Form
• Directory of SharePoint Products with Reviews by SharePoint Experts & Users
• How to implement your custom Business Templates in your Document Libraries
• O’Reilly Webcast: Build a PM Dashboard with SharePoint

Also a special plug goes to Twynham School for publishing a wealth of amazing content related to their educational SharePoint implementation, make sure to check it out:

• SharePoint @ Twynham Site | SharePoint in Education Blog