Third party plugins

In our e-learning application we wrote a lot of code. We wrote code either in our database in MySQL, in PHP, on the client side, or in JavaScript specifically, or in particular, we worked with jQuery wherever possible, which is just a library of JavaScript functions that helps us to do things but there are some things that we could have done to spruce up, or to make the application a lot cleaner and a lot nicer. We could have found a lot of that functionality for free in the jQuery plugins.

An important factor that we might want to take a look at is a plugin that helps us build dialog boxes, for example (Alertify.js), which is freely available on the Web. We might also possibly consider working with icheck.js, which is a jQuery plugin that enhances form controls. It is completely customizable and even works in a mobile environment. We are able to make our buttons and our checkboxes a lot nicer-looking.

We could have possibly also used one jqueryfileupload object, which...