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This document discusses jQuery, an open-source JavaScript library. It begins by listing some example websites that use jQuery features. It then poses questions about jQuery's origins, popularity, impact on development, and potential to drive innovation. The document outlines how the web landscape has become more complex with many technologies and standards. It argues that jQuery was well-positioned for success due to factors like innovation, open-source model, large community, and ability to solve many problems. It notes how jQuery made client-side development more exciting and unified browser differences. In closing, it highlights some of jQuery's core features and capabilities.
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- 1. By : P . Mahesh Reddy Software Engineer 20‟th Feb 2013
- 2. http://buildinternet.com/live/curtains/ http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/r otator/rotator.html http://www.spritely.net/ http://lab.smashup.it/flip/ Impressed !!! Let’s see that jQuery
- 3. Where‟d jQuery came from? Why is it so popular? How has it changed development? How will it drive innovation? Then Code!
- 4. Complex Highly technical Highly dynamic Exponential growth
- 5. 5 Doctypes 3 css versions Flash , Silverlight ,ActiveX , Java Applets ASP(Classic) , ASP.net ,Java ,PHP ,Ruby ,Python ColdFusion, Oracle , MySQL, Postgress ,CouchDB MongoDB , Access HTTP , FTP ,SMTP ,SSL ,gopher :// Ajax , Comet, SOAP , and the REST
- 6. Innovation Open Source High distribution Large community Numerous problems to solve
- 7. Client side wasn't exciting “Unique “ browsers The time came for Hero entry..!
- 8. They are craftsman Skilled at integration “ Not only a Developer but also jQuery ”
- 9. Leveraged existing skills Improved developer efficiency Lowered barrier to entry Fostered a community Protected it‟s core focus
- 10. DOM centric JavaScript library & API Plugin Architecture $ =jQuery Selectors: 1.$(css selectors) ,Ex:$(‘#myTable>#mytr’) #=id,.=class 2.$(DOM Element),Ex:$(„table‟)
- 12. 1. HTML document traversal and manipulation 2. Event handling 3. Effects 4. Ajax Chaining $(selector).action1().action2().action3();
- 13. Traversal: Manipulation: .parents(expression) .appendTo(exp) .find(expression) .prepend(content) .prev() .prependTo(exp) .next() .after(content) .siblings() .before(content) .remove() Etc…. Etc….
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