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Hyung-Joo LimjQuery for JavaScript programmers http://ow.ly/17QGSj
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came out back in January 2006
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jQuery introduces just one symbol to the global namespace: the jQuery function/object.
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C KNot a bad intro if you are already an experience web developer with JavaScript knowledge
Web_Development jQuery JavaScript AJAX DHTML DIY is-a:Tutorial is-a:HOWTO CSS Programming
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phoenix2lifejQuery for JavaScript programmers
jQuery javascript tutorial AJAX programming webdev library development
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Attila GyörffySimon Williamson's recent post on jQuery for JavaScript programmers does a good job of explaining how jQuery encourages good OOP techniques. The walled-off namespacing represents a different conceptual model from Prototype's. Until you understand both, it
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gialloporporaInsieme di semplici e utili esempi di utilizzo di jQuery.
When jQuery came out back in January 2006, my first impression was that it was a cute hack. Basing everything around CSS selectors was a neat idea (see getElementsBySelector) but the chaining stuff looked like a bit of a gimmick and the library as a whole didn’t look like it would cover all of the bases. I wrote jQuery off as a passing fad. -
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hungrymediaGreat intro to jQuery for programmers
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Basing everything around CSS selectors was a neat idea (see getElementsBySelector) but the chaining stuff looked like a bit of a gimmick and the library as a whole didn’t look like it would cover all of the bases.
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jQuery is an exceptionally clever piece of engineering. It neatly encapsulates an extraordinary range of common functionality, and provides a clever plugin API for any functionality not included by default
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It takes a core abstraction—that of a selection of DOM elements—and extracts as much mileage out of it as possible.
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Most introductions to jQuery focus on designers and inexperienced developers. I’m going to try to explain why jQuery should be of interest to experienced programmers as well.
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jQuery introduces just one symbol to the global namespace: the jQuery function/object. Everything else is either a directy property of jQuery or a method of the object returned by calls to the jQuery function.
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(function($) { // Within this block, $ is a reference to jQuery // Neat, huh? })(jQuery);
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jQuery’s selection syntax (really a domain specific language) is an interesting hybrid of CSS 1, 2, bits of CSS 3, some XPath and a few custom extensions as well.
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The object returned by a jQuery selector call is an interesting beast. It represents a collection of DOM elements, and behaves a bit like an array—it has a length property, items can be accessed by index and (most importantly) Firebug treats it as an array when displaying it in the interactive console.
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the best Web applications are the ones that are still usable with scripting turned off, and that the best way to achieve that is through unobtrusive scripting, with events being assigned to elements after the regular page has been loaded (see Unobtrusive Scripting and Hijax for more).
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jQuery('div#intro').load('/some/fragment.html');
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jQuery exposes custom events (
ajaxStart,ajaxComplete,ajaxErrorand more) for you to hook in this kind of code.
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When jQuery came out back in January 2006, my first impression was that it was a cute hack. Basing everything around CSS selectors was a neat idea (see getElementsBySelector) but the chaining stuff looked like a bit of a gimmick and the library as a whole didn’t look
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elle mMost introductions to jQuery focus on designers and inexperienced developers. I’m going to try to explain why jQuery should be of interest to experienced programmers as well.
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Xavier BadosajQuery is an exceptionally clever piece of engineering. It neatly encapsulates an extraordinary range of common functionality, and provides a clever plugin API for any functionality not included by default.
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Gavin AllanInsert jQuery bookmarklet - Firebug command line access to jQuery in any page
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