February 7, 201115 yr Hi i keep hearing about JQUERY. Can anyone push me in the right direction to learn more please. Anyone one know of any good tutorials? Thanks in advance.
February 7, 201115 yr w3schools I'd start on here. If you are not already familial with javascript I take a look at that first then move onto jquery.
February 7, 201115 yr Sitepoint have an awesome book called Jquery from Novice to Ninja, check that out! Also, I found picking a specific function and pulling it apart really helped. I did this with scrollto (stick in to google you'll find it!) KA
February 7, 201115 yr Hi Shell, the two posts above my are great advice - do both of those Also - just play around. Set up a local test site and just fiddle and try to break things. It really is the best way to learn. You should try to understand the logic behind javascript and in turn, behind jquery. The logic is the important thing to get in my opinion. Which element does what; how should something be structured etc... just the basic concept behind the language will take you a long way
February 7, 201115 yr Author Thankyou everyone. No i don't know any javascript yet, but wanting to learn. Totally forgot about w3schools i'll check that out now Thanks again.
February 7, 201115 yr I know it seems obvious, but jquery.com has good tutorials and walk throughs on there.
February 8, 201115 yr This is also a kick ass place to start: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/15-resources-to-get-you-started-with-jquery-from-scratch/
February 8, 201115 yr You should check out jQuery - Novice to Ninja you can buy the PDF download from sitepoint here.
February 12, 201115 yr hi use w3school to start because its help to learn the basic after that go for the next level of learning it will be easy for your to understand
March 20, 201115 yr i known a book can helpful for you. you can find it in book.learningjquery.com read that book i see way understand Jquery is easy than. hope it helpful for you
March 28, 201115 yr jQuery Fundamentals by Rebecca Murphy is great. The full book is published online under Creative Commons (and the source is even on Github): jqfundamentals.com/book/index.html Edited March 28, 201115 yr by edster
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