jQuery Pocket Reference Dec 2010 - Oreilly

This book covers version 1.4 of the jQuery library for client-side JavaScript programming. It is one chapter from my much longer book JavaScript: The Definitive Guide. jQuery is such a powerful library and so well suited to pocket reference format that it seemed worth publishing this material on its own.




This book assumes that you already know how to program with JavaScript, and that you are familiar with the basics ofclient-side JavaScript programming without jQuery. For ex-ample, you should know about DOM methods like getElementById(), getElementsByTagName(), and addEventListener().

Thanks to Raffaele Cecco for a timely and thorough review of the book and of the code it contains. Thanks also to John Resig and the entire jQuery team for creating such a useful library, to my editor Mike Loukides for his enthusiasm for this project, and to the O’Reilly production department for getting this book out so quickly.

The examples in this book can be downloaded from the book’s web page, which will also include errata if any errors are dis-covered after publication: http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920016182/

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