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jQuery CDN

Aartrijke, Belgium

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What jQuery CDN does.

jQuery CDN provides the worldwide distribution of jQuery releases and related libraries such as jQuery UI, jQuery Mobile, jQuery Color, and QUnit. The company offerings include various versions of these libraries in different compression levels and module formats. Additionally, they are involved with the OpenJS Foundation and use services from Digital Ocean for web hosting and Fastly for CDN services. The website displays the latest stable versions of each main branch, with older versions also available. The copyright is 2026 and the firm's founding year is not explicitly stated, but it is an active organization in the JavaScript libraries sector.

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