jQuery: It's OK To Use It
jQuery allows for too much productivity for web developers to stop using it completely. But they should understand when to use it, and why.
jQuery allows for too much productivity for web developers to stop using it completely. But they should understand when to use it, and why.
Use jQuery.filter() & Attribute Selectors with HTML5 data attributes to filter out specific content on a click. Includes a code demo.
jQuery-powered search functionality for a Jekyll site with fallback code if JS or CSS is disabled. Look at the demo before using the code.
Learn how to use RequireJS in WordPress. Includes a walk-through of how RequireJS works and how WordPress manages JavaScript internally.
How to create/change page elements off-DOM with JavaScript. Discusses createDocumentFragment, cloneNode, appendChild, jQuery .attr() & more.
A list of good reasons why it's better to learn JavaScript before jQuery. A short learning resource list at the end to help you get started.
JavaScript for loop dynamically creates a jQuery fade in/fade out effect with a delay; includes a demo, code sample and screencast tutorial.
Additions to my list of resources to help you learn web design and development and my Coolsites list, including a Sitecore and .NET development blog
AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 are big buzz words in the web design/development community nowadays. While getting these web technologies to work together is exciting, the programming required to do this isn't new.
My cool jQuery t-shirt
A very popular, cross-browser complaint jQuery image rollover
An easy jQuery tutorial to fade in and fade out two images with a delay