JavaScript, jQuery and jQuery UI

pERFOORMD :: Marty Hall
pERFOORMD :: Estimated time to complete: 16h 26m
pERFOORMD :: Topics jQuery
pERFOORMD :: Published byAddison-Wesley Professional 2016

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Overview

In JavaScript, jQuery and jQuery  UI: An Introduction to
Front-End Web Development,  expert JavaScript developer,
instructor, and author Marty Hall  provides a practical,
hands-on introduction to front-end  Web programming with
JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery UI, HTML, and CSS.

Description

ôFront-endö (or ôclient-sideö)  Web development involves
using JavaScript,  HTML,  and  CSS to  make  interactive
applications that  run  inside  a Web  browser  and  can
communicate with a Web server running remotely. Of these
pieces, JavaScript is by far  the most difficult because
it is a  full-fledged  programming language  and  is the
part that connects all  the others  together. This video
course  provides   thorough   coverage  of   three   key
components of front-end Web development:

The         core         JavaScript         language
jQuery, the wildly popular  open-source library that
dramatically simplifies complex  JavaScript applications
jQuery UI, a  library built  on  top of  jQuery that
provides dialog boxes,  popup  calendars, autocompleting
text fields, and other rich widgets that are not part of
standard HTML

The course  also  gives  briefer  introductions  to  two
supporting topics:

The HyperText Markup  Language (HTML), using  HTML 5

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Each section of the course  provides details on the most
important topics, surveys  more advanced  or lesser-used
topics, stresses best practices, and  provides plenty of
working examples.

The course is aimed at two audiences

First-time                               programmers
Programmers who know other languages  but are new to
JavaScript

People in the  first  category should  go  through every
topic  in  order,  whereas  programmers  in  the  second
category can skim the  first two  JavaScript topics (and
possibly the HTML and CSS  sections) before slowing down
and going through the other topics in detail.

Please           visit
http://www.coreservlets.com/javascript-jquery-tutorial/
for the course  Web  site. This  site  contains complete
source code for  all examples in  the video, as  well as
exercises and exercise solutions for each topic.

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