What you'll learn
jQuery, the most used JavaScript library on earth

Requirements
You should know some HTML and basic JavaScript

Description
Welcome to jQuery 101: jQuery for beginners.

Let's start with the big question: is jQuery still used? The answer is absolutely YES. jQuery is responsible for the JavaScript on hundreds of millions of websites. I'll repeat that:

jQuery is responsible for the JavaScript on hundreds of millions of websites.

It's so common that content delivery websites track over 1 billion downloads per month (each!). That's a mind blowing number!!

jQuery was originally created to bridge the JavaScript gap between browsers before JavaScript started to become more standardized. Internet explorer and firefox used JavaScript differently. Chrome and Safari implemented JavaScript differently. And jQuery was how you could write one language that "just worked".

These days that's less of a problem, and jQuery is simply used as a tool for writing less JavaScript in a more powerful way.

Look, I know lots of people say you should skip learning jQuery altogether, but consider this: if it's used by over 100 million websites and still favored by organizations like the Django Framework, then there is clearly a market demand for this skill.

What is in the course?

In the course we're going to dive into the following topics:

Installing jQuery on your website

What jQuery syntax looks like

How to select HTML elements with jQuery selectors

Changing inner HTML and text of HTML elements

How to get form values from an HTML elements

Adding HTML elements inside of other elements

Adding HTML elements before and after certain elements

How to delete HTML elements

Event listeners including:

Click events

Hover events

Keyup events

Focus events

Blur events

Form submission events

Window resizing events

How to hide and show HTML elements dynamically

How to add and remove CSS classes dynamically

How to add custom CSS to individual elements

Animations including:

Fade in and Fade out

Slide down and Slide Up

Custom animations

What callback functions are and how to use them in jQuery

Element and window widths and heights using the box model

How to loop through multiple elements and change them

How to change HTML attributes dynamically

Ajax calls including:

GET requests, and

POST requests

Who is this course for?

If you're getting into JavaScript recently, this course is for you.

If you're a backend developer and want to write nice JavaScript without needing to learn an entire framework like React, this course is for you.

Your project:

You will create a random Star Wars character generator using an API endpoint, an event listener, a random number using plain JavaScript, changing inner text of an element, changing an image elements source, an Ajax request and a little CSS to tidy things up.

Requirements:

You should know basic HTML

If you know a little CSS that will make jQuery a lot more fun for you

You should know a tiny bit of JavaScript and how it works already

Who this course is for:
Developers who want to become freelancers, or
Backend developers who want to spice up their sites with easy-to-use JavaScript, or
Frontend developers who are learning JavaScript right now

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