Brief Summary
Dive into jQuery with this fun course designed for beginners! You’ll learn everything from basic selectors to awesome animations, all at your own pace. Craig makes it super easy to understand and heaps of fun!
Key Points
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Complete guide to jQuery for beginners
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Hands-on training from expert Craig Buckler
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Learn basic chaining, selectors, and events
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Explore animations, utilities, and effects
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Understand HTML5, AJAX, and plugins
Learning Outcomes
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Understand the basics of jQuery and its internal structure
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Create animations and effects like sliding and fading
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Utilize selectors, chaining, and events effectively
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Gain knowledge of HTML5, AJAX, and working with plugins
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Build confidence in web development using jQuery
About This Course
Master jQuery at your own Pace. Learn Everything you need to know about jQuery!
This jQuery for beginners course provides a complete guide to web-based development using this Javascript library that allows unprecedented functionality and graphical effects. With hands-on training from expert author and web designer Craig Buckler, you'll learn the internal structure of the jQuery library and see how you can create functional animations, utilities and effects according to current web standards.
Though it was created in 2006, jQuery is already being used by more than 50 percent of the most popular sites online and is only growing. In this jQuery tutorial, you'll learn how to harness its power to your own advantage, first looking at basic chaining, selectors and events, and also going into more sophisticated HTML5, AJAX and plugin features.
This jQuery course is designed for beginners. You'll learn everything you need to harness jQuery's full potential.
Starting by first introducing you to jQuery, the teaching style Craig uses to convey this sometimes complex topic makes it easy to learn.
The examples he uses are easy to understand, and the lessons build on one another throughout the training course.
You will begin by learning the essentials of working with CSS selections, and quickly move on to creating animations - slides, easing, fading, and more.
Mark C.
Course is old but was a great refresher. The only issue I had was that the source code seemed to be missing a .zip extension. Befuddled me for a while until I dug into it. Also the slider is old so the source code only slide 3 slides and then stopped.