JQuery Framework

As I don’t work with web development at the moment, and did few things related in the past, JQuery is something completely apart of what I’m used to work with, but at the same time, as I intend to work with it in the future, it is something that interests me a lot.

This month, Luis Abreu is writing a series of posts in his blog that gives a good introduction for that amazing framework and then I decided to post a reference for such posts here, for future use, and for the appreciation of the readers.

I’ll keep it up to date as soon as new posts come up.

• JQuery: getting started;
• JQuery: understanding the JQuery function;
• JQuery: chaining;
• JQuery: getting started with selectors;
• JQuery: more on selectors;
• JQuery: custom selectors;
• JQuery: understanding how selectors are implemented;
• JQuery: working with the wrapped HTML elements – part I;
• JQuery: working with the wrapped HTML elements – part II;
• JQuery: working with the wrapped set – part III;
• JQuery: interacting with the wrapped set – part IV;
• JQuery: working with the wrapped set – part V;
• JQuery: interacting with the wrapped set- part VI;
• JQuery: creating new HTML snippets;
• JQuery: interacting with the wrapped set – part VII;
• JQuery: interacting with the wrapped set – part VIII;
• JQuery – interacting with the wrapped set – part IX;
• JQuery: getting started with events;
• JQuery: more on events;
• JQuery: unbinding with anonymous functions;
• JQuery: one-shot event handlers;
• JQuery: shortcuts for the most used events;
• JQuery: triggering events;
• JQuery: binding handlers for current and future element’s events;
• JQuery: DOM 0 level event model;
• JQuery: DOM 2 level event model;
• JQuery: DOM 3 level event model;
• JQuery: DOM level event model support;
• JQuery: more on triggering events;
• JQuery: more on the triggerHandler method;
• JQuery: common “event pairs” helpers;
• JQuery: utilities functions I – browser detection;
• JQuery: utility functions II – trimming strings;
• JQuery: utility functions – testing helpers;
• JQuery: utility functions IV – interacting through arrays;
• JQuery: utility functions VI – checking if an item is in an array;
• JQuery: utility functions VII – concatenating arrays;
• JQuery: utility functions VIII – creating arrays from other objects;
• JQuery: utility functions IX – transforming arrays;
• JQuery: utility functions X – extending objects;
• JQuery: getting started with effects;
• JQuery: fading elements;
• JQuery: sliding;
• JQuery: running custom animations;
• JQuery: getting started with AJAX;
• JQuery: the $.get and $.post methods;
• JQuery: the $.getJson method;
• JQuery: deferred script loading;
• JQuery: full control with the $.ajax function;