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# jQuery UI Introduction jQuery UI is a widget and interaction library built on the jQuery JavaScript library. You can use it to create highly interactive web applications. This tutorial will explain how jQuery UI works. * * * ## jQuery UI Features #### Easy to Use Inherits jQuery's ease-of-use characteristics, providing highly abstracted interfaces to quickly improve website usability. #### Open Source and Free Licensed under MIT & GPL dual licenses, easily meeting authorization needs from free products to enterprise products. #### Broad Compatibility Compatible with all major desktop browsers. Including IE 6+, Firefox 2+, Safari 3+, Opera 9+, Chrome 1+. #### Lightweight and Fast Components are relatively independent and can be loaded on demand, avoiding wasted bandwidth and slowing down page load times. #### Standard and Advanced Supports WAI-ARIA, providing progressive enhancement through standard XHTML code, ensuring accessibility in low-end environments. #### Beautiful and Versatile Provides nearly 20 preset themes and allows customization of up to 60 configurable style rules, offering 24 background texture choices. #### Open and Public From structural planning to code writing, the entire process is open. Documentation, code, and discussions are open for everyone to participate. #### Strong Support Google provides CDN content distribution network support for publishing code. #### Complete Localization The development package includes over 40 language packs, including Chinese. #### Shortcomings * 1. Code is not robust enough: Lacks comprehensive test cases, some components have many bugs, and cannot meet enterprise-level product development requirements. * 2. Insufficient architectural planning: Lack of coordination between component APIs and lack of assistance for combined usage. * 3. Fewer controls: Compared to mature products like Dojo, YUI, Ext JS, etc., there are fewer available controls, unable to meet complex interface functional requirements.