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I have already checked stackoverflow. Their Jquery/Javascript code is cryptic. The variables are all one letter in length. So can you guys give a good website that uses JQuery well and follows good/best practices?

I have already read many books on the subject. I would like to jquery implemented on a large scale.

+1  A: 

How about JQuery itself?

Mark Byers
Jquery.com has alot of regular javascript in it. They don't use much jquery
Luke101
Have you actually looked at the source code? view-source:http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials
Mark Byers
Down-vote because it is irrelevant to the question.
wambotron
SeaHag: Did you actually read the question? Which answer did you upvote, and why is that more relevant than my answer?
Mark Byers
+1 to counter Sea Hag being, well, as the name implies. This is definitely relevant.
Justin Johnson
If the OP has already read multiple books on jQuery and still doesn't understand how to use it, looking into the library code itself will be much too confusing. I up-voted pcambell and balusc for their references to learning sites. I am not saying looking into the jQuery source code isn't beneficial in learning javascript in general, because it definitely is. I just don't feel it is going to help the OP.
wambotron
+1 from me too. You shouldn't be downvoted for answering the question that was asked.
Ed Swangren
SeaHag: You should read the question more carefully. He didn't ask for a learning site - he says he already has read lots of tutorials. He specifically asked for a site that *uses* jQuery in real life.
Mark Byers
+4  A: 

At the jQuery's homepage jQuery.com you can find several tutorials.

Further on there are books written about jQuery. The one I can recommend is the jQuery in Action. It's a pleasant read.

Here's a showcase of sites which use jQuery:
http://usejquery.com

Here are more topics about the subject:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/168802
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27242

BalusC
Yea..I have already read many books on jquery. I would like to see jquery in action by some sites that use it well
Luke101
I updated my answer with a link to a showcase site.
BalusC
+3  A: 

I'd recommend the site LearningJQuery.

They've got advanced, intermediate and beginner examples.

I'd suggest that any site who is using the minified jQuery library is doing themselves and their visitors a favour!

p.campbell
And not only minified, but also supplied with proper response headers such as ETag, Last-Modified and Expires :)
BalusC
A: 

Apart from the links given by others(which are really good), I would like to recommend

Visual JQuery

priyanka.sarkar