Over the last few pages, we've covered a number of concepts and tips that we can use to help develop our plugin skills further. There are a few additional factors worth considering, which we've not covered yet. It's worth taking a few moments to explore these factors:
Quality and Code Style: Have you considered linting your plugin code through JSHint (http://www.jshint.com), or JSLint (http://www.jslint.com)? Adhering to best practices when writing jQuery is one way to help ensure success, such as following a consistent code style or the guidelines issued at http://contribute.jquery.org/style-guide/js/? If not, how clean and readable is your code?
Compatibility: Which version of jQuery is your plugin compatible with? Significant changes have been made to the library over the years. Are you intending to provide support to older browsers (requiring the 1.x branch of jQuery), or staying with more modern browsers (using version 2.x of the library)?
Reliability...