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jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile

2013
So far, you have used the jQuery library to accomplish various tasks. Although this book primarily focuses on the jQuery core, there are two popular libraries built on top of the jQuery core that are worth noting: jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile. jQuery UI is a JavaScript library that provides themeable widgets and effects that can be used in your web ...
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Events in jQuery

2015
Events form the core of user interaction in web applications. Web development grows bigger and better day-by-day by making use of events and, hence, benefiting the web developer interested in keeping up with the changing times and maintaining relevance in this era of stiff competition.
Mukund Chaudhary, Ankur Kumar
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Introducing jQuery and jQuery Mobile

2013
We’re building a handy little PIM in the form of a mobile web app. We know what the app is going to do and at least roughly what it will look like. We even have a good idea of what technologies we’re going to use to do it. Now where do we begin?
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Evolution of jQuery

2015
The first and foremost question that web developers about to start working on jQuery face is, Are JavaScript and jQuery related, or are they two completely different entities altogether? Although we could simply reply, yes, they are related, and move on, we will attempt in this chapter to introduce jQuery and its evolution from JavaScript.
Mukund Chaudhary, Ankur Kumar
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jQuery

2011
Jake Strawn, Dmitri Gaskin
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Overview of jQuery

2012
To take advantage of many HTML5 features, you need to use client-side scripting techniques. Although you can use JavaScript to accomplish this task, using jQuery is easier and more beneficial. If you’re developing a modern web application, chances are you’re already using jQuery for your client-side scripting needs.
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Animation in jQuery

2015
One of the (many) reasons for jQuery’s popularity in the web development community is its ability to simplify the life of the programmer responsible for creating transition effects on a web page. We will take up this aspect of jQuery in the current chapter.
Mukund Chaudhary, Ankur Kumar
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jQuery with APEX

2015
What is jQuery, and what does it mean for you in APEX? Basically, jQuery is a JavaScript library that was made with cross-browser compatibility in mind. It is meant to enhance the life of web developers who use JavaScript by making them able to actually develop more instead of spending time on implementing all sorts of hacks and tricks to make said ...
John Scott   +13 more
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Ajax with jQuery

2015
Traditionally, the Web has relied on a synchronous HTTP request response model. While this has been widely used and still is, it prevents machine-to-machine background communication. Each HTTP request means reloading an entire web page, in order to display new information.
Mukund Chaudhary, Ankur Kumar
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