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Free jQuery Courses and Training material

In this post, we bring you a list of Free jQuery Course and Training Material which are useful from beginner to an expert. Of course, this blog has some useful, handy material but the below list has some serious and exceptional training materials which are created specifically for training purpose. Try jQuery. Try jQuery walks […]
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Direct vs Delegated Events with jQuery on() method

jQuery added a new method called  on()  in release 1.7 which provides all functionality for attaching event handlers. And it has made other event handler event like live() and delegate() dead. This method was introduced due to performance issue with live() method. Related Post: jQuery Name-spacing with on() and off() method empty() vs remove() vs […]
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Now try.jQuery.com to learn jQuery interactively

How about learning jQuery like playing a game? Passing a hurdle, earning some badges to boost your score and confidence. Isn't is exciting? Well, indeed it is. Reading documentation, blogs, and forums are useful ways to learn how to use jQuery, but there is ultimately no substitute for actually writing code as while writing code […]
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Common jQuery Mistakes

Well, Everyone makes mistakes and and best part would be not to repeat them again. You should "Always make new mistakes" :). jQuery is awesome library. But believe me, it can make you crazy if it is not used properly and efficiently. It can hit performance of your page and you don't even realize it. […]
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Learn how to use jQuery?

In this post, you will go through What is jQuery, why to use jQuery and learn how to use jQuery. jQuery is without any doubt is the most popular client side library. The popularity of jQuery is so much that it has become must for every developer. Before, you go further let me clear the […]
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jQuery to count words in each paragraph

Find jQuery code to count number of words in each paragraph or HTML <p> tag element. Below jQuery code does following things. Iterates through each paragraph element. Split the paragraph text using space. Split() returns array so take the length of array which represents number of words. Then appends the count to paragraph itself. $(document).ready(function() […]
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