Comprehensive jQuery & JavaScript Bundle

This wonderful online course is about jQuery and JavaScript. Learn what it is along with the examples for the same. The course starts from scratch so that the participants understand all the important concepts.

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Online jQuery Training Course

JQuery belongs to JavaScript library, meaning that it is a collection of functions written in JavaScript that can be used to make the programmer’s task easier.  Some tasks that take maximum lines of code with traditional JavaScript can be executed with calls to the jQuery functions.  JQuery is the most popular library of the day.

The Core features of jquery help us in accomplishing the following tasks:

Core features of jquery help us in accomplishing the following tasks:

•  Jquery Access elements in a document: Without a JavaScript library, web developers

Often need to write many lines of code to make the Document Object Model

(DOM) tree and locate specific parts of an HTML document’s structure.

With jQuery, developers have a significant and efficient selector method at

Their disposal.

•  Modify the appearance and functionality of a web page: CSS offers a strongest method of

Influencing the way a document is rendered, but it falls short when not all

Web browsers support the same standards. With jQuery, developers can

Bridge this big gap, relying on the same old standards support across all web browsers.

•  modify the content of a document:

JQuery can change the content of a document itself with a few keystrokes.

Text can be changed, images can be inserted or swapped, and lists can be

Reordered, or the entire structure of the HTML can be rewritten and

Extended—all with a single easy-to-use Application Programming

Interface (API).

• Respond to a user’s interaction: Even the most elaborate and powerful

Behaviors are not useful if we can’t control when they take place. The jQuery

Library offers an elegant way to intercept a wide variety of events, such as a

User clicking on a link.

• Animate changes are made to a document: To effectively implement

Such interactive behaviors, a designer must also provide visual feedback

To the user. The jquery library facilitates this by providing a many

Effects such as fades and wipes.

• Receives information from a server without refreshing a page: This code

Pattern is known as Ajax, which standsfor for Asynchronous JavaScript

And XML, but has since come to represent many other greater set of technologies

For communicating between the server and client. The jQuery library

Removes the browser-specific complexity problem from this responsive, feature-rich

Process, allowing developers to make intension on the server-end functionality.

In this course jquery and javascript both are explained very correctly. javascript is used for the validation purpose and jquery is used to give the animation effects.

Why JQUERY Training?

In the last 2 to 3 years, we have all experienced the drawback of JavaScript. A language performance and poor debugging. The revival of JavaScript is hard to miss though, given the bundle of frameworks and effects libraries that are becoming available. Even browser manufacturers are moving on this trend by delivering JavaScript search engines that dynamically speed up JavaScript execution. JavaScript 2.0 seems to be very useful for the next generation of web applications. Create problem in many ways, for its lack of consistency across many browsers, slow runtime.

There are lots of other JavaScript frameworks but jQuery is the most popular, and also the most extendable.

Why you should Learn Jquery?

1. JQuery promotes simplicity: Developers find jQuery is easy to learn this library is built on shorter, simpler code, after all. With simple syntax and open coding standards, developers can shorten the time it takes to deploy on siteany developer who has spent hours coding and testing CSS files will surely appreciate the simple implementation that jQuery brings to the table…
2. jQuery elements display even when JavaScript is disabled: 

If Adobe Flash isn’t installed on any given browser, certain parts of the page may load inefficiently, if they render at all. This is not only made problem for the user; it makes developers to spend extra time coding for the browsers.

3. JQuery can be SEO friendly: You may have the most appealed site, but is it worth it if you sacrifice style for SEO? The coding style of your site greatly affects the way it can be found in Google, Bing, and other search engines.j Query can be optimized for search engines, and there is a lot of plug-ins available to help developers in this task.
4.  Animated applications made by jquery just like Flash: Flash developers are not cheap. Developing in Flash requires a huge learning time; for the average developer, it can take very long time of practice to be able to create flash player movie. On the other hand, jQuery is open source and requires only the knowledge of JavaScript, HTMLand css. JQuery works by combination of CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and AJAX. These are all markup-based web technologies that are meant to work well together.
5.  JQuery pages load faster: one of the many factors affecting SEO is Google and other search engines using page load time.Thats why every developer should strive to make code as light and concise as possible. By reducing the size of the code we can do this job. Loading div tags option give by Jquery only when you need them.

Course Goal and Objective  :

• Make your pages interactive. Create JavaScript events that react to visitor actions
• Use animations and effects. Build drop-down navigation menus, pop-ups, automated slideshows, and more
• Improve your user interface. Learn how the pros make websites fun and easy to use
• Add a dash of Ajax. Helps to your web pages to interact with a web server.
• Collect data with web forms.
• By the completion of this course, you will be able to build complete interactive web applications using the jQuery.
• Become awesome in jQuery.

Pre-requisites for jQuery Training:

o   This class is intended for web designers and developers who are familiar with HTML and CSS.     

o   Basic knlowdge of editor like notepad, edit plus, notepad++.

o   Basic knlowdge of web browser like Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox, internet explorer.

o   Computer

Target Audience for Jquery Training

• This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the jquery.
• New Developers who are interested to learn jquery.
• Web developers wanting to advance their skills
• Students in computer science courses and it related course
•  Computer System Analyst those who works on wed systems will need to communicate effectively with designer and developer.

Jquery Training Advantages:

Upon completing this jQuery training, you will be able to:

• Learn how jQuery fits in with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and back-end web technologies.
• First time installment of jquery.
• Utilize your current skill of CSS selectors to select page elements with jQuery.
• Utilize jQuery-specific selectors to increase your selection capabilities.
• Read and change HTML elements’ attributes programmatically.
• Change elements’ content, styles, height and width based on the user’s demand.
• Create new HTML elements and add them to your web page.
• Learning of reaction to keystrokes and clicks from the user.
• create your own visual effects to make your website unique
• Write less code by familiarizing yourself with jQuery’s utility functions.
• Introduction to Ajax, and jQuery that simplifies client-server communication.
• Add a date picker and build dialog boxes with jQuery’s widgets.

Highlights

• jQuery Write Less Do More
• First page Introduction
• JQUERY Introduction
• jQuery Benefits
• JQuery Benefits
• jQuery Installation

• Downloading JQuery from JQuery Website
• Referring to JQuery File through Content Delivery Network
• jQuery Demo App
• Setting up JQuery in an HTML Document
• JQuery Demo App
• JQuery Demo App Continues
• jQuery Selectors jQuery Basic Selectors
• JQuery Selectors Intro Basic Selectors Explanation
• JQuery Basic Selectors Example Part 1
• JQuery Basic Selectors Example Part 2
• jQuery Attribute Selectors
• Attribute Selectors Description
• JQuery Attribute Selectors Examplepart 1
• JQuery Attribute Selectors Examplepart 2
• jQuery Basic Filters
• Basic Filters Description
• Basic Filters Example Part 1
• Basic Filters Example Part 2
• Basic Filters Example Part 3
• jQuery Child Filters
• Child Filter Description
• Child Filter Examples
• jQuery Content Filters
• Content Filters Description
• Content Filters Example
• jQuery Form Selectors
• Form Selectors Description
• Form Selectors Examples
• jQuery Hierarchy Selectors
• Hierarchy Selectors Description
• Hierarchy Selectors Examples
• jQuery Visibility Filters
• Visibility Filters Description with Example
• JQuery Traversal Intro and Ancestor Element
• JQuery Traversal Intro and Ancestor Element Description Part 1
• JQuery Traversal Intro and Ancestor Element Description Part 2
• Descendant traversal description
• Ancestor Examples
• Jquery Traversal
• Descendant traversal description
• Descendant Example Part 1
• Descendant Example Part 2
• Siblings Traversal Description
• Siblings Traversal Example
• Filtering Traversal Description
• Jquery DOM Manipulation
• JQuery DOM Manipulation Introduction and Class attribute Description
• Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 1
• Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 2
• Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 3
• Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 4
• DOM Insertion Description Part 1
• DOM Insertion Description Part 2
• DOM Insertion Description Part 3
• DOM Insertion Example
• DOM Insertion Example Part 1
• DOM Insertion Example Part 2
• DOM Insertion Example Part 3
• DOM Insertion Example Part 4
• DOM Insertion Example Part 5
• DOM Insertion Example Part 6
• DOM Removal and Replacement Description Part1
• DOM Removal and Replacement Description Example Part 1
• DOM Removal and Replacement Description Example Part 2
• General Attributes Description
• General Attributes Example
• Style attribute methods Part 1
• Style attribute methods Part 2
• Style attribute methods Part 3
• Style attribute methods Part 4
• Style attribute methods Part 5
• Keyboard Events Introduction Description
• Keyboard Events Introduction Examples
• Mouse Events Description Part 1
• Mouse Events Description Part 2
• Mouse Events Example Part 1
• Mouse Events Example Part 2
• Mouse Events Example Part 3
• Form Events Description
• Form Events Example Part 1
• Form Events Example Part 2
• Browser Events Description
• Browser Events Example Part 1
• Browser Events Example Part 2
• DOM Load Events Description
• Attaching Event Handlers Description Part 1
• Attaching Event Handlers Description Part 2
• Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 1
• Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 2
• Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 3
• Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 424*7  support by jquery experts
• Separate assignment for each topic
• Separate online exam for each topic
• Exam result available after competition  of each test

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