Beginning jQuery
(begin-jquery) / ISBN : 978-1-61691-440-0
About This Course
Use the Beginning jQuery course to gain expertise in all the techniques and methodologies used in jQuery. This jQuery tutorial covers all the topics of jQuery code such as animation, Ajax with jQuery, DOM manipulation with jQuery, traversing with DOM, writing jQuery plug-in, Ajax image slider, and many more. The course comes with the best jQuery tutorials and interactive learning resources that teach all the basic and advanced concepts required for programming with jQuery.
Skills You’ll Get
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Interactive Lessons
11+ Interactive Lessons | 100+ Exercises | 47+ Quizzes |
Gamified TestPrep
15+ Pre Assessment Questions | 2+ Full Length Tests | 40+ Post Assessment Questions | 80+ Practice Test Questions
JavaScript You Need to Know
- Using JavaScript on a Web Page
- Syntax Conventions
- Variables
- Functions
- Conditionals
- Debugging with the Console
- Arrays
- Loops
- More console.log( )
- Summary
The Basics of jQuery
- The Document Object Model (DOM)
- Downloading jQuery
- The jQuery API Documentation
- Writing Some jQuery
- Summary
Traversing the DOM
- CSS Selectors in jQuery
- Traversal Methods
- Further Traversal
- Chaining Methods
- Further Filtering
- Summary
DOM Manipulation with jQuery
- CSS
- animate() and Animation Convenience Methods
- Attributes and Properties
- text( ) and html( )
- Removing Elements from the DOM
- Creating New Elements
- Inserting into the DOM
- Efficient DOM Insertion
- Summary
An Introduction to Events
- Popular Events
- Interacting with the Element
- Triggering Events
- Unbinding from Events
- The Event Object
- Building an Accordion
- Summary
More Events
- Event Delegation
- Event Propagation
- Preventing Default Behavior
- Your Own Events
- The Accordion, Take 2
- Summary
Animation
- The animate( ) Method
- More Convenience Methods
- The Animation Queue
- Fixing Your Accordion
- The Image Slider
- Summary
Ajax with jQuery
- JSON
- Parsing JSON in JavaScript
- Ajax with jQuery
- A Real API: Dribbble
- Summary
Writing a jQuery Plug-in
- Why a Plug-in?
- Your First jQuery Plug-in
- Improvements
- Immediately-Invoked Function Expressions
- Giving the User Options
- Adding Options to Your Plug-ins
- The Accordion Plug-in
- Adding Callback Support
- Summary
More jQuery Plug-ins
- The Dribbble API Plug-in
- The getShots method
- Improving getShots
- Minifying Your Code
- More Refactoring
- Documentation
- Summary
A jQuery Image Slider
- Plan of Attack
- Project Setup
- Plug-in Setup
- Infinitely Looping
- Catch Up
- Keeping Track
- Keyboard Support
- Automatic Animation
- Bug Fixing
- Summary
- Conclusion