Up until Lift 2.4, we included two versions of jQuery, 1.3 and 1.4. But both are very old versions by now. After some discussions on the mailing list we decided that the best solution moving forward was to require users include their own version of jQuery.

Options:

Host your own

You can download jQuery and include it on your projects webapp/js folder (you may have to create the js folder). Then you reference this jQuery file in your template by using:

									
 <script type="text/javascript"
   src="/js/jquery-1.7.2.min.js" id="jquery">
 </script>
                                    
								

Use a CDN

Instead of downloading jQuery to your project, you just reference jQuery in your tempalte like this:

									
 <script type="text/javascript"
   src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js" id="jquery">
 </script>
                                  
								

Use the lift-jquery-module module

This is a module written by one of the Lift committers, Peter Petersson. The idea behind this module is that it will provide easy jquery upgrade/downgrade of upstream updates. The module provides min version(s) of the jQuery file(s) in production mode, while providing the regular uncompressed version during development.
This is a separate module to allow rapid release cycles to keep up with jQuery upstream.

Please refer to the README.md file for instructions on using this module

If you are having problems getting started, head over to the mailing list.


David Pollak's Lift Basics

In this workshop you will learn how to create dynamic, interactive, secure web sites using Lift. Courses are being held at SkillsMatter in London, UK, on October 15th and December 3rd 2012.


Lift Cookbook

The Lift Cookbook is a new and growing resource for Lift developers, presenting programming solutions to a range of specific questions.


Lift Co -- Commercial Support

Commercial Support including SLAs available for Lift.


Lift turns 5

The Lift Web Framework was founded on February 26th, 2007. Happy Birthday!


Lift 2.4 Ships!

2012/01/12 The Lift team is proud to announce version 2.4 of Lift.


Scala Lift Off London 2011

Join the European Scala and Lift communities for 2 days of open spaces excellence, fun, and putting faces to names!


DPP teaches Lift Basics

at Skills Matter in London on October 12th. Please join him and learn Lift and have fun!


Scala 2.9.1 support in Lift

We are in process of building Lift against Scala 2.9.1


Lift 2.3 Ships!

2011/04/06 The Lift team is proud to announce version 2.3 of Lift.


Seven Things...

that demonstrate how Lift is different from and superior to other web frameworks


Lift Books

Entwicklung von Web-Applikationen mit Lift und Scala by Thomas Fiedler and Christoph Knabe.

Simply Lift, by David Pollak is an open source book, available for free in both PDF and HTML versions at http://simply.liftweb.net/.

Exploring Lift, by Derek Chen-Becker, Tyler Weir, and Marius Danciu is an open source book, available for free in both PDF and HTML versions at http://exploring.liftweb.net/.

Lift In Action by Tim Perrett is available in print and eBook format.

Lift Cookbook A community question and answers book, free at cookbook.liftweb.net