jQuery - Getting started

Contents

  1. About jQuery & Pre-requisites
  2. Setup
  3. Syntax
  4. Selectors
  5. Effects
  6. Custom animation
  7. Method chaining
  8. DOM manipulation
  9. Events
  10. Traversing
  11. Ajax Part 1
  12. Ajax Part 2
  13. Complete list of selectors
  14. Complete list of event methods

What is jQuery?

  • jQuery is a JavaScript Library.
  • jQuery greatly simplifies JavaScript programming.

Why use jQuery?

  • It makes things easier and faster to develop which is good when you are in production project where time matters a lot.
  • Developers find jQuery intuitive and easy to learn -- this library is built on shorter, simpler code, after all.
  • Meanwhile, jQuery uses a combination of CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and AJAX. These are all markup-based technologies that are meant to work well together.
  • You can achieve great-looking effects that will keep your audience engaged.
  • Finally, jQuery is SEO (Search Engine Optimization) friendly and CSS3 compliant.

Pre-requisites

  1. HTML
  2. CSS
  3. JS

Resources

  1. W3 Schools
  2. Official documentation - jQuery
  3. Demos- jQuery

And, you're done!

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