In this Nettuts+ Premium tutorial, you ll learn how to use jQuery to paginate virtually anything: blogs, image galleries, tables and more! We will review the basic set up, steps and calculations required to paginate content and create dynamic links, etc. By the end of this tutorial you should feel comfortable incorporating this style of pagination into any of you projects.

In this week s 45 minute Premium video tutorial, I ll personally teach you how to build a flexible jQuery tabs plugin. This plugin will automatically create the individual tabs, allow for auto-switching, fading, and plenty more   without being bloated. Why create a tabs plugin when there are plenty of them already available? Because too much abstraction is never a good thing

The live search effect is no novelty in desktop apps. In Mac OS X or Windows Vista/7, just type a few letters in a search box, and almost instantly you get the search results on the fly. Having to hit the submit button is becoming old school. This tutorial will show you how to bring this cool effect to the web world with jQuery. The quote used in this tutorial is modified based on John Resig s approach.

Sporadically, over the course of each month, we ll post a  Dissecting jQuery  video quick tip. The idea behind these is that we ll take a single chunk of the jQuery source at a time, break it down, and determine exactly what s going on under the hood, so to speak. Then, with that knowledge, we ll learn how to better utilize the library in our coding. Today, we ll review filters.

 In this week s Plus video tutorial, the creator of the extremely popular s3Slider plugin will show you how to build a similar  slideshow  component using jQuery. What better way to learn how to mimic your favorite plugins than to learn from the creators themselves? This isn t one you should miss!

This PLUS tutorial and screencast will demonstrate how to use jQuery and the jGFeed plugin to fetch news feeds remotely and write the results into the existing markup. jGFeed is a jQuery plugin that allows you to retrieve  any  RSS feed from  any  host and return a JSON object for easy usage.

We ve got a fantastic Plus tutorial for you this week, from Chris Coyier, of CSS-Tricks. In this tutorial and screencast, Chris will show you how to build a really neat jQuery calculator.

I m proud to launch our first ever Premium tutorial, exclusive to members. For this flagship tut, veteran developer/writer Dan Wellman   author of the recently released jQuery UI 1.6, from Packt publishing   will teach you how to build an advanced  poll  jQuery plugin. Not only will you have a lengthy tutorial to study, but we ll also provide a companion video tutorial to assist.