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Create efficient and smart web applications with jQuery 3.0 using this step-by-step practical tutorial

About This Book

  • Create a fully featured and responsive client-side application using jQuery
    • Explore all the latest features of jQuery 3.0 and code examples updated to reflect modern JavaScript environments
    • Develop high performance interactive pages

      Who This Book Is For

      This book is ideal for client-side JavaScript developers. You do need to have any previous experience with jQuery, although basic JavaScript programming knowledge is necessary.

      What You Will Learn

    • Create custom interactive elements for your web designs
    • Find out how to create the best user interface for your web applications
    • Use selectors in a variety of ways to get anything you want from a page when you need it
    • Master events to bring your web pages to life
    • Add flair to your actions with a variety of different animation effects
    • Discover the...
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    Learning jQuery 3
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    Build interesting, interactive sites using jQuery by automating common tasks and simplifying the complicated ones
    Adam Boduch
    Jonathan Chaffer
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    Learning jQuery 3
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    First published : July 2007

    Second edition: Feburary 2009

    Third edition: September 2011

    Fourth edition: June 2013

    Fifth edition: May 2017

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    Authors

    Adam Boduch

    Jonathan Chaffer

    Karl Swedberg

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    Reviewer

    Andrew Kurz

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    About the Authors

    Adam Boduch has been involved with large-scale JavaScript development for nearly 10 years. Before moving to the frontend, he worked on several large-scale cloud computing products, using Python and Linux. No stranger to complexity, Adam has practical experience with real-world software systems, and the scaling challenges they pose.

    He is the author of several JavaScript books, including React and React Native, and is passionate about innovative user experiences and high performance.

    I'd like to thank John Resig for creating jQuery, and I'd like to thank the collective jQuery community for making such a positive impact on web development.

    Jonathan Chaffer is a member of Rapid Development Group, a web development firm located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His work there includes overseeing and implementing projects in a wide variety of technologies, with an emphasis on PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript. In the open source community, he has been very active in the Drupal CMS project, which has adopted jQuery as its JavaScript framework of choice. He is the creator of the Content Construction Kit, now a part of the Drupal core used for managing structured content. He is also responsible for major overhauls of Drupal's menu system and developer API reference. In his spare time, he designs board and card games for the hobby market. He lives in Grand Rapids with his wife, Jennifer.

    Karl Swedberg is a web developer at Fusionary Media in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he spends much of his time writing both client-side and server-side JavaScript. When he isn't coding, he likes to hang out with his family, roast coffee in his garage, and exercise at the local gym.

    About the Reviewer

    Andrew Kurz is a UI/UX designer and developer with over 12 years of experience designing and building websites and online applications. He has worked for small start-ups, large corporations, and everything in between. He enjoys learning new technology and appreciates attractive, easy-to-use applications. He lives in Atlanta, GA, with his wife and three children. You can view his portfolio and contact him at www.kurzstudio.com.

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    Preface

    I started using jQuery in 2007, and I'm still using it today. Granted, a lot has happened between now and then: new JavaScript libraries, more consistency across browsers, and enhancements to JavaScript itself. The one thing that hasn't changed in 10 years is the expressiveness and conciseness of jQuery. Even with all the new hotness out there today, jQuery remains the go-to tool of choice for getting work done quickly, and efficiently.

    This book has a long history behind it, and it remains intact in its fifth edition. It has been a successful book because it is straight to the point and easy to follow. I've done my best to preserve what has worked so well for this book. My goal is to modernize learning jQuery for the current web-development landscape.

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