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TypeWatch is a script built on top of jQuery that lets you determine whether or not a user has stopped typing, this way you can make sure you do not run unecessesary requests with your AJAX-driven apps. I am thinking of using such a interaction pattern for site specific commands in a similar way to QuickSilver for Mac or theĀ ubiquitous firefox plugin.
The Masked Input Plugin for jQuery enables support for developers and designers solving a big problem when it comes to form validation. By specifying the pattern or mask you expect the input to be in, you can make sure that the data you are sending to the server probably will be properly formatted and provide for a better user experience.
jGrowl is a Growl clone built as a jQuery plugin. Growl is a event messaging library for Mac OS X. The purpose of jGrowl is to be able to raise unobtrusive messages based on user or system events. If you have used Growl on Mac OS X, you know this is a great design pattern that adds greatly to the user experience.
Datejs is a JavaScript Date Library. If you are looking for a good extension for the core JavaScript Date object with extra features such as an extremely good string parser for dates, nice syntax for finding dates in the future and back, i18n-support and l10n-support out of the box then Datejs is the library for you. This is a must have for people seeking solutions for manipulating time and date clientside using JavaScript.
SyntaxHighlighter is an excellent script for people who publish code online. The script supports code highlightning for a number of different popular languages, such as C++, C#, CSS, Delphi, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL, VB, XML, HTML. SyntaxHighlighter has become some sort of standard for bloggers posting source code for other to view. The script are also available as a WordPress plugin.