Pluginquery offers you a clean search interface and activity graphs to help you find jQuery plugins that suit your requirements and are reliable enough to become part of your codebase.

There is a plethora of jQuery plugins on the web, many of them hang off blog posts or throw-away pages, collecting dust and patches in blog comments. Here on pluginquery we maintain a database of jQuery plugins that (at the very least):

* have a public code repository, e.g. on Github, Codeplex, Bitbucket;
* have an RSS feed for repository activity.

There are many plugins to discover and track so information in our database may not always be accurate. Our aim is to constantly improve quality and to come up with meaningful metrics and features to help you find the most suitable and reliable jQuery plugins for your project!