Join Joe Chellman for an in-depth discussion in this video Next step: jQuery, part of JavaScript for Web Designers.
- [Voiceover] If you're a web designer learning JavaScript,…a next logical step for you might be learning JQuery.…JQuery is a very popular library of JavaScript functions…that makes every day JavaScript tasks much easier to do.…It's installed with many popular content management systems…and used very widely online.…Here are a few courses on JQuery that might interest you.…You can start with JQuery for Web Designers,…which, like this course, is an introduction to JQuery,…with several small illustrative projects.…There's also JQuery Essential Training,…which is a comprehensive JQuery course.…
There's also JQuery Mobile Essential Training,…which takes you through JQuery Mobile,…a framework for building mobile apps and websites.…So I recommend taking a look at some these JQuery courses…so you can add JQuery to your toolkit as well.…
Author
Joe Chellman
Released
8/13/2016This course is a great jumping-off point for more intricate client-side programming (e.g., mobile apps or highly interactive websites) and server-side programming with frameworks like Node and Backbone. With the addition of JavaScript, your design possibilities are almost limitless.
- What is JavaScript?
- Writing and debugging JavaScript
- Working with the DOM
- Creating forms with JavaScript, including shopping carts
- Using JavaScript to track dates and time
- Creating maps with the Google Maps API
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Intro1m 19s
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Challenges37s
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Compatibility notes1m 22s
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1. JavaScript in Use
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What Is JavaScript?1m 48s
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Live examples3m 43s
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Anti-use Cases1m 31s
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2. Writing and Debugging
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Our friend, the Text Editor5m 15s
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Browsers and tools3m 21s
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Tools in action6m 50s
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Getting help2m 31s
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Jargon4m 42s
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Jargon: The DOM2m 14s
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3. Working with Forms
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Work with user info4m 16s
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Text fields6m 38s
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Select boxes4m 54s
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Start to validate input5m 5s
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Disable a field6m 49s
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Total up a shopping cart8m 34s
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Explore and fix type errors6m 25s
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Get and set with innerHTML6m 20s
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4. A Matter of Time
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Use JS to tell time4m 13s
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Get pieces of time4m 49s
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Polish the clock5m 6s
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Solution: Add the date3m 45s
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5. Using the Google Maps API
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What is an API?3m 6s
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Create a map7m 18s
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Change the center point2m 25s
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Add a marker3m 8s
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Add a popup to the marker3m 40s
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Solution: Modify the map4m 34s
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Conclusion
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