Mike Hostelter & Jonathan Sharp interviewed at OSCON 2010
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jQuery is framed as a lightweight library that brings CSS selector fluency into scripting and removes tedious DOM tasks, trading tiny runtime overhead for large developer speedups. The project aims for one core library that works equally on desktop and mobile rather than separate builds, and actively catalogs mobile-browser quirks. A continuous integration setup now runs jQuery core across almost every major mobile phone, exercising cross‑browser behavior rather than promising abstract examples.
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