Learning jQuery

jQuery is a Javascript library which are small and run fast to beautify and enhance the websites. They are available free and designed to simplify HTML coding. It helps creating plugins, navigate documents, and create animations with advance effects and various other tasks. The benefit of jQuery is its ability from usage on cross platforms. […]

Looks like 2015 is going to be a big year for jQuery. Famo.us is an open-source  Javascript/Physics framework and they recently announced  their involvement in jQuery. This move by Famo.us is an exciting step for jQuery.  It means that via jQuery, web developers will get high performance 3D animations and physics effects.  The first step […]

Karl Swedberg, who is the founder of LearningjQuery has reluctantly sold the website and so now the site will be getting fresh new content and will likely be updated several times per week. Stay tuned for the continuation of useful jQuery tutorials and lessons on an on-going basis.  We hope to expand the content to […]

This post has been a long time in coming, and I’m sure it comes as no surprise to anyone who has been to the site in the past year and a half. But it’s time to make it official: the Learning jQuery blog has come to an end. I started this blog seven years ago […]

The .pushStack() method has been in jQuery since before version 1.0, but it hasn’t received a whole lot of attention outside of core developers and plugin authors. While its usefulness may not be immediately apparent, it can come in really handy in some situations, so I’d like to take a quick look at what it […]