Due to popular demand, this tutorial is actually a revisit from my previous Twitter tutorial - Create a dead simple Twitter feed with jQuery. A lot of readers requested to be able to parse hash tag. So, I've decided to make a new version that able to do both.

Today, we are going to build a TAB interface. Well, not your ordinary TAB interface, this version come with history support. Yes, you can use Back and Forward button in your browsers, and also it has a URL for each TAB as well.

Twitter has added a new feature a while ago that I believe a lot of twitter users have been waiting for - Image Attachment. Also, just 2 weeks ago, I wrote a tutorial called Create a Dead Simple Twitter Feed with jQuery, one of the readers (Jamie Graham) asked about twitter media entities, well honestly, when I was building the script for the tutorial, I did not paid attention on the JSON data returned, I just grab what I need. I sat down and did a little bit of research, and I believe it'd be something fun to do so I made a second part of the twitter feed with jQuery.

This tutorial will guide you how to build a jQuery script that reads and parses XML file and display data in random order. I made this because I believe some of us might get this kind of request from clients.

In this tutorial, we will be creating a jQuery script that retrieve twitter tweets from user account. It's quick and easy, come with link, hash tag, alias as well as time posted. Most importantly, everything has a class and will be flexible to style and match your design!

Most likely, you have used Google to search something so you're probably familiar with their search form. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to re-create it with some lightweight HTML, CSS and JQuery combination.

In this tutorial, we will be creating a before and after photo effect. Simple idea, great effect, good presentation of before and after photo with a bit of user interaction. Also, we will also learn how to convert it to a plugin.

Alright, back to jQuery tutorial after a long break. This time will be pretty simple script that hide the extra length of a long paragraph and toggle hide and show the extra sentence.

This time, we are going to learn how to build a javascript font resizer that allow you to resize some section of your text instead of everything. This tutorial focuses more on the javascript, so the HTML and CSS are really basic.