August 2013
Intermediate to advanced
312 pages
10h 4m
English
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jQuery is a JavaScript library that makes it much simpler to interact with the elements on a web page. It’s typically used by finding elements of interest, either by direct selection or by traversing the DOM, then applying some functionality to those elements. You can manipulate elements—adding or removing them, or changing their attributes and properties—and add event handlers to them to respond to actions from the user. You can animate elements by changing their properties over time. And jQuery lets you use Ajax to request extra information from the server easily, without disrupting the current page and its contents.
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