jQuery for Application Development- Fundamentals

jQuery for Application Development: Fundamentals, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 67 lectures, based on 125 reviews, and has 485 subscribers.

You will learn about What is jQuery How to Integrate the jQuery Libraries jQuery Syntax The document ready event How to use basic selectors Complex jQuery Selectors How to use First, Last and (n)th Selectors How to use PseudoSelectors Fade Effect with jQuery Showing and Hiding Elements with jQuery Hiding Versus Removing jQuery Elements Sliding jQuery Elements Creating Animations with jQuery Understanding jQuery Callback Functions Manipulating HTML and CSS with jQuery Adding and Removing Classes Inserting and Appending Content Changing the Height and Width of Elements Positioning Elements with jQuery Working with Element Content Wrapping Elements Setting CSS Rules of Elements Working with Forms using jQuery Blur and Focus Form Elements The change() event The select() event The submit() event Serializing Form Content Working with Events in jQuery click() and dblclick() Mouse events Browser events Keyboard events and the event object Communicating with an API using jQuery Loading Local Data with jQuery Loading Remote Data with jQuery Adding JSON Data Deleting JSON Data jQuery UI: Accordians jQuery UI: Tabs jQuery UI: Dialog Boxes This course is ideal for individuals who are Web Development Students or Front-end and Client-Side Developers and Designers or Anyone who Wants to Use jQuery– the most popular Client Side Development Library It is particularly useful for Web Development Students or Front-end and Client-Side Developers and Designers or Anyone who Wants to Use jQuery– the most popular Client Side Development Library.

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Summary

Title: jQuery for Application Development: Fundamentals

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is jQuery

How to Integrate the jQuery Libraries

jQuery Syntax

The document ready event

How to use basic selectors

Complex jQuery Selectors

How to use First, Last and (n)th Selectors

How to use PseudoSelectors

Fade Effect with jQuery

Showing and Hiding Elements with jQuery

Hiding Versus Removing jQuery Elements

Sliding jQuery Elements

Creating Animations with jQuery

Understanding jQuery Callback Functions

Manipulating HTML and CSS with jQuery

Adding and Removing Classes

Inserting and Appending Content

Changing the Height and Width of Elements

Positioning Elements with jQuery

Working with Element Content

Wrapping Elements

Setting CSS Rules of Elements

Working with Forms using jQuery

Blur and Focus Form Elements

The change() event

The select() event

The submit() event

Serializing Form Content

Working with Events in jQuery

click() and dblclick()

Mouse events

Browser events

Keyboard events and the event object

Communicating with an API using jQuery

Loading Local Data with jQuery

Loading Remote Data with jQuery

Adding JSON Data

Deleting JSON Data

jQuery UI: Accordians

jQuery UI: Tabs

jQuery UI: Dialog Boxes

Who Should Attend

Web Development Students

Front-end and Client-Side Developers and Designers

Anyone who Wants to Use jQuery– the most popular Client Side Development Library

Target Audiences

Web Development Students

Front-end and Client-Side Developers and Designers

Anyone who Wants to Use jQuery– the most popular Client Side Development Library

jQuery remains the most popular client-side development library on the web. Designed to do some of the heavy-lifting in JavaScript, you’re going to find the jQuery library used in millions of sites.

While it’s not the sexiest or newest JavaScript library– jQuery remains the most deployed.  It’s a “need-to-know” item if you’re on the road to becoming a web developer, client-side-engineer, or another type of development pro. 

If you’re going to learn jQuery– you should do it with Mark Lassoff.  Mark has taught coding, design, and development to over 2,000,000 people online through Udemy and other online sites.  Mark makes learning easy explaining each concept in basic terms so you don’t have to be an experienced coder to understand.  The videos included in this course are short, and to the point, without a lot of extra unneeded fluff.

Mark designed this course so you could get moving quickly and apply what you’ve learned immediately.

This course covers it all– From the basic jQuery syntax, simple through complex selectors, jQuery Ajax, jQuery UI, and much more.  There are even a couple of complete jQuery projects included for you to test your skills after you’ve learned the fundamentals.

If you want to learn jQuery, press the enroll button now!  You’ll complete this course and immediately be able to start using your new jQuery skills in your everyday development work!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with jQuery

Lecture 1: Your first jQuery Page

Lecture 2: What is jQuery And Why?

Lecture 3: Adding jQuery to Your Site

Lecture 4: jQuery Syntax

Lecture 5: The document.ready() Event

Lecture 6: Basic Selectors (name, class name and Id)

Lecture 7: Complex Selectors (attribute, css, decendent)

Lecture 8: First, Last and (n)th Selectors

Lecture 9: Other Pesudo-selectors

Chapter 2: Effects with jQuery

Lecture 1: Fading in and Out

Lecture 2: Showing and Hiding Elements

Lecture 3: Hiding Versus Removing Elements

Lecture 4: Sliding Elements

Lecture 5: Creating Animations

Lecture 6: Chaining Animations

Lecture 7: Understanding Callback Functions

Chapter 3: HTML and CSS Manipulation with jQuery

Lecture 1: Adding and Removing Classes

Lecture 2: Inserting and Appending Content

Lecture 3: Height and Width of Elements

Lecture 4: Positioning Elements

Lecture 5: Working with Element Content

Lecture 6: Wrapping Elements

Lecture 7: Setting CSS Rules of Elements

Chapter 4: Forms and jQuery

Lecture 1: Blur and Focus Form Elements

Lecture 2: The .change() Event

Lecture 3: The .select() event

Lecture 4: The .submit() Event

Lecture 5: Serializing Form Content

Chapter 5: Events in jQuery

Lecture 1: .click() and .dblclick()

Lecture 2: Mouse Events

Lecture 3: Browser Events

Lecture 4: Keyboard Events and the Event Object

Chapter 6: API Communication with jQuery and JSON

Lecture 1: Loading Local Data with jQuery

Lecture 2: Loading Remote Data with jQuery

Lecture 3: Adding JSON data

Lecture 4: Deleting JSON data

Chapter 7: jQuery UI

Lecture 1: Accordians

Lecture 2: Tabs

Lecture 3: Dialog Boxes

Chapter 8: Goal Tracker App

Lecture 1: Creating a Goal Tracker Application 01

Lecture 2: Creating a Goal Tracker Application 02

Lecture 3: Creating a Goal Tracker Application 03

Lecture 4: Creating a Goal Tracker Application 04

Lecture 5: Creating a Goal Tracker Application 05

Chapter 9: Flash Cards Application

Lecture 1: Flash Cards App 01

Lecture 2: Flash Cards 02

Lecture 3: Flash Cards 03

Lecture 4: Flash Card 04

Lecture 5: Flash Cards 05

Lecture 6: Flash Cards 06

Lecture 7: Flash Cards 07

Lecture 8: Flash Cards 08

Lecture 9: Flash Cards 09

Lecture 10: Flash Cards 10

Lecture 11: Flash Cards 11

Lecture 12: Flash Cards 12

Chapter 10: BART– Bay Area Rapid Transit App

Lecture 1: Project Introduction

Lecture 2: Application Demo

Lecture 3: Skills and Technologies Used

Lecture 4: The Application HTML

Lecture 5: The Application JavaScript

Lecture 6: The JavaScript and jQuery Part I

Lecture 7: The JavaScript and jQuery Part II

Lecture 8: The JavaScript and jQuery Part III

Lecture 9: The JavaScript and jQuery Part IV

Lecture 10: Good bye and Good Luck

Instructors

SkillSprints Inc.
Closing the Digital Skills Gap

Mark Lassoff
Programming Instructor with over 500,000 students worldwide.

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