Learn jQuery basics, including effects, manipulation, and dynamic element creation. Enhance your front-end development skills with this comprehensive course.
This course dives into jQuery, making your web development easier by handling effects, DOM manipulation, and events. It's all about boosting your JavaScript skills without the hassle of complex coding.
We cover the basics of jQuery including effects, manipulation, dynamic creation of elements, and interaction events.
In this course we cover the basics of jQuery including effects, manipulation, dynamic creation of elements, and interaction events. While Javascript is a very powerful language, we often have to write a lot of boilerplate code to work with different browsers. jQuery abstracts some of that logic away from us, so that we have more utilitarian functions that we can work with. Essentially, it’s a library that boosts Javascript front-end development.
We’ll explore jQuery to add and remove elements from the Document Object Model (DOM), we’ll look at event handling, and look at some other techniques that jQuery allows us to use that will make our development a bit easier.
Course Includes:
28 videos with over 80 minutes of lectures and explanations.
6 external resource files.
9 exercises to help you master jQuery concepts.
What You'll Learn:
What is jQuery?
Basic Selectors
Caching Selectors
Method Chaining
Effects
Polymorphism in jQuery
Manipulating Elements
Animation
Class Manipulation [add, remove, and toggle class]
Editing Contents
DOM Creation
Adding new elements [append, prepend, before…]
Cloning elements
Removing elements
Creating with $
Handlebars Templating
Setting up Handlebars
Using variables
Reusing Templates
Helpers
Events
Event delegation
DOM Traversal
Additional Resources
Exercises
And More!
Course Goal: Implementing jQuery
jQuery events
jQuery manipulation and effects
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soo good
The files with exercises are not working. The course is too short.
good course
explains the subject in a very concise and simple way :)
Good jib
Really good introduction to the language. I think that building little pieces of programs on every lessons, to show the real life applications of the language, would be better than the browser's console exemples, but a great course nonetheless.
The course would be fun and would help understan better if it had a mini hands on project.
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Marc J. C.
I feel it was a good match, the talk to code was a good pace.