Learning jQuery

Developers life is full of various code battles and "jQuery is not working" or "jQuery code is not working" is a just another daily battle which they have to fight against while working with jQuery. The message "jQuery is not working" itself defines its pain saying "Oh!!! there is something buggy in your code and […]

As this post is about "using jQuery with ASP.NET" so we will not be looking into "What is jQuery" and "How to use jQuery" assuming you know basics of jQuery. If not, then please read "Learn how to use jQuery?" To begin with using jQuery with ASP.NET, first download the latest version the jQuery library […]

jQuery has 2 different methods jQuery().each() (Also written as "$.each()") and jQuery.each(). Both the methods are similar in nature used for iteration or looping but the differ only at the level where they are used. jQuery.each(): is used to iterate, exclusively, over a jQuery object. When called it iterates over the DOM elements that are […]

Below is the list of latest and updated jQuery interview questions and their answers for freshers as well as experienced users. These interview question covers latest version of jQuery which is jQuery 2.0. These interview questions will help you to prepare for the interviews, quick revision and provide strength to your technical skills. Q1. What […]

Learnt something new today and thought of sharing. Most of us, include the reference of jQuery library (if Google CDN is used) like this, http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js As you can see it is using HTTP protocol. The advantage of Google CDN files are cached up to one year which means that your users may not need to […]

Before you go further, I assume that you know What is chaining in context of jQuery? If not, then first read "What is Chaining in jQuery?". To summarize Chaining in jQuery means to connect multiple functions, events on selectors. Main advantage of using chaining is that it makes code look clean and gives better performance. […]