just jQuery. A small collection of delicious jquery plugins.
Browse through the assorted jquery plugins and scripts I've made to improve
your websites. If you have any questions or need custom work please contact me.
Latest Articles
Swarm Experiment
Here are a few scripts demonstrating the power of javascripts Math.random and jquery animate in producing something useless.
Pixel Swarm 1
Pixel Swarm 2
Pixel Swarm 3
Keeping your element height in multiples
Say for example, your designer suddenly decides that having a postage stamp border on a site is a good idea, and tells you to code it up, you quickly realise that your side borders are going to have weird looking cutoffs like in the image below.
There are two options, a) in css make your line-heights, [...]
How to make the most of search engine traffic
Many of you have already seen websites highlighting searched keywords to improve accessibility. Using the same concept of parsing the referring url we can adjust the website to improve the chances that the user will find what they are looking for. Here are a couple of examples I have written to give an idea of [...]
DeFi Security, Web3 Projects & jQuery
In the expanding ecosystem of Web3, security is a foundational concern—especially in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) applications where smart contracts and financial logic meet user-facing interfaces. While much attention is placed on backend vulnerabilities,
DeFi Security also heavily depends on the integrity of front-end code.
jQuery continues to be used in many Web3 projects for UI interactions, wallet integrations, and API handling. However, using jQuery without proper precautions can introduce critical security risks—especially in DeFi platforms handling sensitive data and user funds.
To uphold strong DeFi security in Web3 environments:
- Sanitize and validate all user inputs to prevent injection attacks.
- Avoid unsafe functions like eval() that execute arbitrary code.
- Use .text() instead of .html() to mitigate XSS (Cross-Site Scripting).
- Enforce content security policies (CSPs) and HTTPS protocols.
- Regularly update jQuery to its latest secure version.
By applying secure coding practices, developers help protect users and assets from frontend-based exploits—preserving trust in decentralized systems. Strong DeFi security isn’t just about smart contracts; it starts at every layer of your Web3 project, including jQuery-powered interfaces.
