Basic Principles
Selecting Elements
Understanding Events
Using jQuery Functions
CSS Selector Cheat-sheet Diagrams
Speed Up Your jQuery Code
Ajax, PHP & MySQL
Capturing Keyboard Events
Animation
But wait, there is more. The advantage of electronic format is that it's easy to update and add content to a book that had already been bought. An updated version of this book will be available for FREE - new content will be automatically sent to you every time there is a new update. These updates are distributed as download links, which will be sent to you by email as they become available.
This book is not for everyone. But it does contain numerous pages of helpful information, especially for beginners. If you have any questions, or believe you need a refund, please let me know. Please do not redistribute these files.
Future free chapters coming up...
Playing HTML Sounds Simultaneously
Sprite Animation: Frames and Movement
Make Invaders in HTML
Learn to Make Tetris and Chess
Making a 2D Parallax Tile Editor
Building an Isometric Engine in HTML
And More...
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| Learning Can Be Fun |
Learning jQuery doesn't have to be about browsing pages of confusing technical documentation. In Understanding jQuery, the author Greg Sidelnikov, a renowned Javascript veteran, explains the most important elements of jQuery programming. Clear explanations, easy to understand diagrams and practical examples designed to get you up to speed using this brilliant Javascript framework. |
| Preview Material | HTML Animation Effects |
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It's amazing what can be accomplished by combining different animation methods with just a few lines of jQuery code. This tutorial breaks down the methods used to create some rather dramatic animation effects. Web-kit based browsers with OpenGL support such as Google Chrome are recommended for viewing this tutorial. What's in this tutorial?
This book was inspired by the numerous tutorials I have written for my free jquery newsletter. In addition, this book contains content not publically available anywhere else, including numerous HTML game examples with source code and detailed "walk-through" explanations that will make sure you understand what's going on. The book is written specifically to teach every intricate detail of jQuery programming for people who are interested in becoming efficient at creating dynamic websites and learning how to make HTML games. |
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