jQuery and AJAX for Beginners – The Definitive Guide (2014)

jQuery and AJAX for Beginners – The Definitive Guide (2014), available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 38 lectures, based on 1725 reviews, and has 28455 subscribers.

You will learn about Master the fundamentals of the jQuery library Learn AJAX programming This course is ideal for individuals who are Web developers of all backgrounds, including beginners, who want to update their skills and learn jQuery from scratch It is particularly useful for Web developers of all backgrounds, including beginners, who want to update their skills and learn jQuery from scratch.

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Summary

Title: jQuery and AJAX for Beginners – The Definitive Guide (2014)

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master the fundamentals of the jQuery library
Learn AJAX programming

Who Should Attend

Web developers of all backgrounds, including beginners, who want to update their skills and learn jQuery from scratch

Target Audiences

Web developers of all backgrounds, including beginners, who want to update their skills and learn jQuery from scratch

Websites and HTML5 apps need to be interactive, dynamic and smooth to the end user.

jQuery is the world’s most used JavaScript library to create rich web applications that just feel natural to use. In this comprehensive course you’ll learn how to use jQuery to work with the DOM, use events, effects and animations, AJAX, JSON and to create interactive AJAX forms.

This course is 100% jQuery 2.x compliant!

This course is taught by Pablo Farias Navarro, founder of ZENVA and web application developer. Pablo has been using jQuery since 2007. More than 20,000 students are learning how to code with our courses, in particular our Programming for Entrepreneurs course series. This course builds on our previous HTML and JavaScript free courses and takes you to the next step, which is to make your website or HTML5 interactive and dynamic.

Some of the things you will learn in this course:

When to use jQuery 1.x or 2.x.
CSS selectors and DOM traversing functions in depth to find any element you want.
DOM manipulation to add or remove custom HTML content anywhere, whenever you decide.
Working with events to create interactive sites.
Listen to changes in select dropdowns and checkboxes.
jQuery animations and effects. Slide, fade, show, hide.
AJAX to load dynamic HTML from the server.
Working with JSON from the server.
Interactive forms that display extra fields according to the values of other fields.
AJAX form submission the easy way.
Dealing with cache issues in AJAX requests.
Learn jQuery in a 2.x compliant manner.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Intro

Lecture 2: Obtaining jQuery

Lecture 3: jQuery Documentation

Lecture 4: Course Source Code

Lecture 5: Additional Resources

Chapter 2: Selection

Lecture 1: Selecting by ID and Class

Lecture 2: Multiple Selections

Lecture 3: Selecting Descendants

Lecture 4: Selecting by Attribute

Chapter 3: DOM Traversing

Lecture 1: Traversing the DOM – find()

Lecture 2: Traversing the DOM – Children Elements

Lecture 3: Traversing the DOM – first(), last(), next(), prev()

Lecture 4: Traversing Parent Elements

Chapter 4: Working with Events

Lecture 1: Click Events

Lecture 2: Event Delegation

Lecture 3: Event Listening for Select Dropdowns

Lecture 4: Change Events

Lecture 5: Keyboard Events

Lecture 6: Preventing Default Behavior in Events

Chapter 5: DOM Manipulation

Lecture 1: DOM Manipulation – append() and prepend()

Lecture 2: DOM Manipulation – before() and after()

Lecture 3: Removing DOM Elements

Lecture 4: DOM Manipulation – empty()

Chapter 6: Animations and Effects

Lecture 1: jQuery Animations – Showing and Hiding Elements

Lecture 2: jQuery Animations – Fade Effect

Lecture 3: jQuery Animations – Slide

Lecture 4: jQuery Animations for CSS Properties

Chapter 7: AJAX

Lecture 1: Intro to AJAX

Lecture 2: AJAX – Loading a HTML File from the Server

Lecture 3: AJAX – Executing Code Before and After the Call

Lecture 4: Failed AJAX Calls

Lecture 5: AJAX – Reading JSON Data

Lecture 6: AJAX – Reading JSON Data – Part 2

Lecture 7: AJAX POST Calls

Chapter 8: Forms

Lecture 1: jQuery Forms – Showing Extra Fields

Lecture 2: jQuery Forms – Select Dropdown

Lecture 3: AJAX Form Submission

Chapter 9: Summary

Lecture 1: Course Summary

Instructors

Zenva Academy
Build Games, Apps, Websites and VR Experiences
Pablo Farias
Certified Game Developer and Founder of ZENVA

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2 stars: 30 votes
3 stars: 220 votes
4 stars: 683 votes
5 stars: 766 votes

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