jQuery is a subset of JavaScript. It’s always useful to find something that makes life a little simpler without compromising on quality, and in web programming, jQuery is a platform that does exactly that. jQuery does what JavaScript does, but with less work — one line of jQuery can sometimes equal 10–15 lines of JavaScript code. It also simplifies many of JavaScript’s more complicated elements with an API that is easy to use, and allows plenty of creative flexibility, such as adding animated effects, creating image slideshows and adding dropdown menus.
In this course, you will learn the basics of jQuery coding and some of the main features that set it apart from other similar coding libraries.
What you will learn:
- The difference between jQuery and JavaScript
- How to add a coding library
- How to incorporate various tag functionalities, such as fading in and out and the hide and show feature
- The difference between the ‘id’ and ‘class’ tag groups
- How to code and identify the use of buttons on a page
- How to properly toggle in web programming
The course comprises 24 modules and around 1.25 hours of learning. See more in our IT and computing courses or browse our full CPD course library.
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