![]() Applied again in 2006, got in, and moved to Boston. I actually applied to be in the original Y Combinator program in 2005 but ended up getting rejected. I remember first hearing about it from Paul Graham back in 2005 but was still an ardent Digg user. I'm a long time Reddit user as well (since 2006). ![]() Yesterday was the release of jQuery 1.6 and I just announced that I'm leaving the Mozilla Corporation to go work at Khan Academy: Some more details about me and my projects can be found on my web site: I ended up merging them together, refining them a bit, and turning them into what is now called 'jQuery'. I was hacking on a number of projects at the time and had a couple hacky libraries I was using. I first started working on jQuery sometime during 2005, while I was still in college, in order to alleviate much of the stress that I felt when trying to build cross-platform web applications. Hi All! I've been asked to do an AMA and thought I'd tackle it when I have some more time - which is now! Most likely you know me as the creator and lead developer of the jQuery JavaScript library.
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