July 2016
Intermediate
53m
English
Overview
Advancing from jQuery 2 to jQuery 3 opens the door to new features and performance advantages, but is it right for your project? Explore new features in jQuery 3 such as Promises/A+, accelerated graphics, improved data binding, unwrap functionality, and animations.
Expert Daniel Stern takes you through live demonstrations, in-depth lessons, and a TodoMVC project implemented on both jQuery 2 and 3 libraries. To get the most out of this course, viewers should have a basic understanding of HTML, JavaScript, and jQuery. Access to a PC or MAC workstation with administrator privileges is recommended.
- Understand jQuery 3 and when an upgrade makes sense
- Develop practical strategies for fixing backwards compatibility issues when upgrading
- Review how to fix previously ignored errors and remove special Ajax cases
- Learn how to apply Promises/A+ patterns
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