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Introduction to jQuery
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1,957 students

Introduction to jQuery

We cover the basics of jQuery including effects, manipulation, dynamic creation of elements, and interaction events.
Created byRefactorU LLC
Last updated 11/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Course Goal: Implementing jQuery
  • jQuery events
  • jQuery manipulation and effects
  • Element creation with jQuery

Course content

10 sections28 lectures1h 25m total length
  • Introduction0:40

Requirements

  • Introduction to HTML
  • Introduction to Javascript
  • Intermediate Javascript

Description

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!

Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate JS developers