Hello jQuery. Are you excited to learn a new skill?
jQuery is certainly a good one to have! In this opening lesson, we’ll download jQuery, and take a peek at how it can be used in our projects. Lesson Transcript Well, I hope you are excited, today is the first day of the rest of your life. Not really. To use jQuery, we have a couple of different options and we’ll take a look at both. Now for production site, and what I mean the site that you will deploy and have live, you will always use the production version. So, I’m going to click development and choose download jQuery. Personally, my favorite code editor is called Sublime Text.
The first step is we’ll create a new file, of course. We will save that to var (variable) and I’m going to assume again that you have a very modest understanding of JavaScript. In this case, let’s create a new class and we’ll simply call it emphasis, something like that, and the color will be green there. Alright that will do it for day 1. Day 3: Lists. Reactive programming is a way of coding with asynchronous data streams that makes a lot of problems easier to solve.
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