jQuery Online Movie Tutorial by John Resig
3 January 2007 | Tutorials | 13 Comments
John Resig, creator of jQuery javascript library, has posted an online video about how to make an accordion style menu using jQuery.
Pretty basic stuff… but a good intro to jQuery if you’re new to this.
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I am not able to see the video on my ubuntu 6.10 desktop. I had to look at it from my xp box and then it was just a little square about the size of half a credit card. Is it possible to use open source viewable on all platforms and make it larger so we can read what’s typed?
What caught my attention was the IDE that allowed you to immediately see the changes as you typed. What package is that?
This is a video created by John Resig (not me) that is hosted on Vimeo. Should be a simple Flash plugin for your browser.
As expected, jQuery and this demo both look briliant, thank you very much. You can probably extend this one to show how to stop the slideUp + slideDown if one clicks two times on a meny (or just give a hint how the users can do it themselves?). I also expected that by clicking twice and attaching slideUp and slideDown they will start together and…, but no, jQuery did it nicely one by one
Great tutorial! I too am having trouble seeing the URI in the vid to download files- if the link to download stuff could be posted that would be great.
I’m just learning jQuery so this tutorial was great - thanks to both you and John for it.
I, too, would like to see info on that live update program (Vimeo?) and a link to the final HTML on this page - but that’s just MINOR.
THANKS!
The URL is http://jquery.com/files/demo/
Very nice tut, I like the way you explain what your doing, would love to see a larger video so I can see your coding style, it looks very good, the video is a little blurry for me,
But I can still tell what your doing, excellent tut,
Are you having server side jquery? Like for example i want my site to have a search textbox and as and when i type into it the result below would change by getting the results from API.
jQuery is a client side javascript library. To grab server side data, you use AJAX. See some of the AJAX tutorials.
I really like it.
Thanks for the tip.
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Nice tutorial now i got the main concept of jQuery. Pretty simple!
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