JQuery Course Overview

Query is a lightweight, "write less, do more", JavaScript library. The purpose of jQuery is to make it much easier to use JavaScript on your website. jQuery takes a lot of common tasks that require many lines of JavaScript code to accomplish, and wraps them into methods that you can call with a single line of code. jQuery also simplifies a lot of the complicated things from JavaScript, like AJAX calls and DOM manipulation.

Jquery Objectives

• HTML/DOM manipulation.
• CSS manipulation
• HTML event methods
• Effects and animations
• Utilities




Module 1: Introduction to Web Development

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• How a web application works
• The components of a JavaScript application

Module 2: Getting started with JavaScript

• How to include JavaScript in an HTML document
• The JavaScript syntax
• How to work with JavaScript data
• How to code control statements

Module 3: How to work with objects, functions, and events

• How to use objects to work with data
• How to use functions
• How to handle events

Module 4: How to work with arrays

• How to create and use an array

Module 5: How to script the DOM with JavaScript

• DOM scripting properties and methods
• DOM scripting skills for links and image
• How to use timers

Module 6: How to test and debug a JavaScript application

• An introduction to testing and debugging
• How to find errors in your code
• How to test a JavaScript application

Module 7: Get off to a fast start with jQuery

• Introduction to jQuery
• The basics of jQuery programming
• A working subset of selectors, methods, and event ethods

Module 8: How to use effects and animations

• How to use effects
• How to use animation

Module 9: How to use the DOM manipulation and traversal methods

• The DOM manipulation methods
• The methods for working with styles and positioning
• The DOM traversal methods

Module 10: How to work with forms and data validation

• Introduction to forms and controls
• How to use jQuery to work with forms
• How to use a plugin for data validation

Module 11: How to create and use plugins

• Introduction to plugins
• How to use four of the most useful plugins
• How to create your own plugins
• A web page that uses two plugins

Module 12: Get off to a fast start with jQuery UI themes and widgets

• Introduction to jQuery UI
• How to build and use a jQuery UI downloads
• How to use jQuery UI widgets
• A web pages that uses jQuery UI

Module 13: How to use jQuery UI interactions and effects

• How to use interactions
• How to use effect

Module 14: Show to use Ajax, JSON, and Blogger

• Introduction to AJAX
• How to use the jQuery shorthand methods for AJAX
• How to use the $.ajax method for working with Ajax
• How to use Ajax with the API for Google's Blogger

Module 15: How to use the APIs for Youtube, Twitter, and Flicker

• How to use Ajax with YouTube
• How to use Ajax with Twitter
• How to use Ajax with Flickr

Module 16: How to use the API for Google Maps

• Introduction to Google Maps
• How to display markers on a map
• How to display messages on a map
• How to display driving directions

Module 17: Get off to a fast start with jQuery Mobile

• How to work with mobile devices
• How to get started with jQuery Mobile
• How to style web pages with jQuery Mobile

Module 18: How to enhance a jQuery Mobile web site

• How to use the jQuery Mobile documentation
• How to use jQuery Mobile for content formatting
• How to use jQuery Mobile for list views
• How to use jQuery Mobile for form




Day Wise C LANGUAGE Course Agenda

• Day Wise C LANGUAGE Course Agenda