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Introduction to jQuery with Visual Studio 2017 Community
Explore the Power of jQuery
Created byT O
Last updated 6/2017
English
What you'll learn
- Find, download and install Visual Studio 2017
- Configure a few features of Visual Studio
- Create a web site project in Visual Studio
- Describe HTML elements and tags
- Describe how HTML renders in a browser
- Understand how jQuery and $ are related
- Describe how to use selectors
- Understand how the this keyword works in jQuery
- Understand how list items can be individually selected
- Understand how to respond to clicks using jQuery
- Explain the importance of matching parenthesis and curly braces
- Understand how to nest method or functions
- Understand how to chain methods or functions
- Describe variables
- Understand how Chrome shows the document object model and HTML
- Understand how to select elements with id's
- Understand how to select tables and table elements
- Select child elements
- Select elements by attributes
- Search attributes on various conditions
- Describe how to use the each method
- Describe how to use multiple event handlers
- Understand how the jQuery object stores elements at indexes
- Understand how to use bracket notation with indexes
- Describe how to use for loops with jQuery objects
- Understand how to use the css method
- Describe how to use the addClass method
- Understand the difference between live code and comments
- Understand how to use class selectors in CSS
- Describe how to select new contexts using jQuery
- Understand how to generate HTML elements at run time
- Understand how to generate interactive HTML elements at run time
- Understand how to slice through sets of elements
- Describe how to filter matched sets using a variety of selectors
- Describe how to use a variety of HTML elements
- Describe how to use a variety of property/value pairs in CSS
- Understand how jQuery objects are returned and used in various method calls
- Describe how jQuery objects can be destroyed with filters and reset with the end method
- Understand the difference between this and $(this)
- Understand what purpose callback functions serve
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Course content
9 sections • 48 lectures • 6h 53m total length
Requirements
- Students must be able to download and install Visual Studio Community 2017
- This is a course for beginning students of jQuery.
- This is not a course for intermediate students of jQuery.
- This is not a course for advanced students of jQuery.
- Students should be somewhat familiar with HTML and CSS.
Description
Very Important:
1. Friends, please take the time to review the curriculum carefully before buying so you can see exactly whether this is the right course for you. Please do not join until you have completed this step.
2. Please watch the free preview videos so you can see whether the presentation style works for you. Please remember I am just one person, and I make my videos often after I have been working for many hours already. PLease do not join until you have completed this step.
3. If something needs fixing, please let me know. Again, I'm just one person and not a big team of people. I will try to fix it as quickly as possible. Thank you.
Let's take a look at everything that this course has to offer. JQuery is a library of JavaScript functions. These functions allow programmers to manipulate HTML elements to produce a variety of effects. This course is an introduction to jQuery using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Community. This course is not for intermediate or advanced students of jQuery. Each lesson is an HD video. The code samples are created in Visual Studio, and run in Google Chrome. Questions are asked throughout the videos. At those times, please pause and do your best to answer each question. If you have any questions, please be sure to reach out and ask. I usually respond within 24 hours. Each video is about nine minutes long. The font in each video is big so the code is easy to read. Some of the code samples are simple, and some are complex. Each video usually represents just a few, connected concepts. Thanks for reading, and see you inside!
jQuery and related marks are trademarks of the JS Foundation, and this course is not affiliated with or endorsed by the JS Foundation.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for those who want to learn about the fundamentals of jQuery and Visual Studio Community 2017.