Web development is so depressing. Everything is hacks and chickens sacrificed for backwards compatibility, and nothing but plain text ever seems to work right. Todays case in point: jQuery's website. If there were ever a place where you could find tasteful, useful and usable javascript, this would be it, right? Three problems:

• If you highlight one of their 'feature checkboxes', a tooltip fades in. This tooltip is too large, so to see the tooltip for the next item, you have to move the cursor away, wait for it to fade, and then highlight the next item.
• The 'onclick()' function for the 'Run Code' example button doesn't set very quickly- there is a ten second gap between it rendering and me being able to click it.
• Whatever they're doing for the download radio button is similarly slow and awkward- there is an almost two second lag between clicking the radio button, and getting a response. It's 2009. This is a radio button. It shouldn't be slow./li>

I know this isn't all their fault. But when a website run by some of the best web developers alive is slow and broken, it's hard for me to be cheerful about my own prospects.