JQuery & Javascript

jQuery is great library of the JavaScript language. It helps programmers to keep the code neat and clean and at the same time there is no effect on performance. The jQuery library is designed to keep things very concise and reusable.

jQuery is a great library for developing ajax based application also. JQuery is used to handle effects and animation. You can use jQuery to handle events and add the ajax support into your web applications with ease.

JavaScript is a client side language that runs on client machine. It is the most popular scripting language and runs on almost all major browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari.

JavaScript is usually embedded directly into HTML pages. JavaScript is an interpreted language (means doesn’t require compilation). It is easy to learn and powerful. Everyone can use JavaScript without purchasing a license.

Course Outline:

• jQuery
• What You Should Already Know?
• What is jQuery ?
• Adding the jQuery Library to Your Pages
• Basic jQuery Example
• Downloading jQuery
• Alternatives to Downloading
• jQuery Syntax
• The Document Ready Function
• How to use Custom Scripts?
• Using Multiple Libraries
• noConflict() Method
• String
• Numbers
• Boolean
• Objects
• Arrays
• Functions
• Arguments
• Scope
• Built-in Functions
• Find Elements by index
• Filtering out Elements
• Locating Descendent Elements
• JQuery DOM Traversing Methods
• Binding event handlers
• Removing event handlers
• Event Types
• The Event Object
• The Event Attributes
• load()
• get()
• post()
• ajax()
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• JavaScript
• Overview
• JavaScript Objects
• JS Array
• JS Boolean
• JS Date
• JS Math
• JS Number
• JS String
• JS RegExp
• JS Global
• Browser Objects
• Window
• Navigator
• Screen
• History
• Core DOM Objects
• DOM Node
• DOM NodeList
• DOM NamedNodeMap
• DOM Document
• DOM Element
• DOM Attr
• HTML DOM Objects
• DOM Document
• DOM Events
• DOM Elements
• DOM Anchor
• DOM Area
• DOM Base
• DOM Body
• DOM Button
• DOM Form
• DOM Frame/IFrame
• DOM Frameset
• DOM Image
• DOM Input Button
• DOM Input Checkbox
• DOM Input File
• DOM Input Hidden
• DOM Input Password
• DOM Input Radio
• DOM Input Reset
• DOM Input Submit
• DOM Input Text
• DOM Link
• DOM Meta
• DOM Object
• DOM Option
• DOM Select
• DOM Style
• DOM Table
• DOM td / th
• DOM tr
• DOM Textarea