113 Lessons
1 Students
jQuery has seen a significant decline in popularity over the past few years. With the rise of frontend JavaScript frameworks like Angular, Vue and React, jQuery's quirky syntax and often-overwrought implementation has taken a backseat to this new wave of web technology. That said, jQuery still has its uses.
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What You'll Learn
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Master how to include and initialize jQuery in web projects for dynamic content manipulation and event handling
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Implement efficient DOM traversal and manipulation techniques using jQuery selectors and methods
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Create interactive web features such as sliders, modals, and dropdown menus with jQuery plugins and custom scripts
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Utilize jQuery to handle user events like clicks, form submissions, and hover effects for improved user experience
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Debug and troubleshoot common jQuery issues to ensure smooth functionality across browsers and devices
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Optimize website performance by writing clean, efficient, and minimal jQuery code for faster load times
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Integrate jQuery with HTML and CSS to enhance webpage interactivity and visual effects seamlessly
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Apply best practices for maintaining and updating legacy jQuery codebases in modern web development
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Leverage jQuery AJAX methods to fetch and display dynamic content without page reloads
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Use jQuery to implement responsive design features that adapt to different screen sizes and devices
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Create custom jQuery plugins to extend functionality and reuse code across multiple projects
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Understand the limitations of jQuery and when to consider modern JavaScript frameworks for complex applications
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Implement accessibility features in jQuery-enhanced websites to improve usability for all users
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Utilize jQuery event delegation for efficient handling of dynamic content and large DOM trees
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Apply jQuery animations and effects to enhance visual storytelling and user engagement
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Manage cross-browser compatibility issues with jQuery to ensure consistent website behavior
Course Content
113 Lessons • 22 h 42 m total
What is jQuery
What is document ready function in jquery
Benefits of using CDN
jQuery id selector
jQuery Element Selector
jQuery class selector
jQuery attribute selector
jQuery attribute value selector
jQuery case insensitive attribute selector
jQuery input vs input
jQuery checked selector
Select values of checkbox group with jquery
jQuery get selected checkbox text
jQuery selected selector
jQuery disabled selector
jQuery each function
jQuery method chaining
What is JSON
Convert JSON object to string
Convert JSON string to net object
jQuery DOM manipulation methods
jQuery wrap elements
jQuery append elements
jQuery insert element before and after
jQuery add or remove class
Difference between each and each
jQuery map method
Difference between each and map in jquery
jQuery change event
jQuery mouse events
jQuery event object
jQuery to detect which mouse button clicked
Binding event handlers in jquery
Binding event handlers using jquery on method
Passing data to event handler in jQuery
jQuery add event handler to dynamically created element
jQuery event delegation
jQuery live function
jquery execute event only once
jQuery how to check if event is already bound
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jQuery has seen a significant decline in popularity over the past few years. With the rise of frontend JavaScript frameworks like Angular, Vue and React, jQuery's quirky syntax and often-overwrought implementation has taken a backseat to this new wave of web technology. That said, jQuery still has its uses.
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