Jquery Fundamentals Book

Welcome

$.methodName . If this doesn't mean much to you, don't worry — it should become clearer as you

progress through the book.

Example 1.3. Example of an example // code examples will appear like this

 Remarks will appear like this.

Note Notes about a topic will appear like this.

Reference Material There are any number of articles and blog posts out there that address some aspect of jQuery. Some are phenomenal; some are downright wrong. When you read an article about jQuery, be sure it's talking about the same version as you're using, and resist the urge to just copy and paste — take the time to understand the code in the article. Here are some excellent resources to use during your jQuery learning. The most important of all is the  jQuery source itself: it contains, in code form, complete documentation of the library. It is not a black box — your understanding of the library will grow exponentially if you spend some time visiting it now and again — and I highly recommend bookmarking it in your browser and referring to it often. • The jQuery source [http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/j [http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.js] query/1/jquery.js] • jQuery jQuery documentati documentation on [http://a [http://api.jqu pi.jquery.co ery.com] m] • jQuery jQuery forum forum [http://f [http://forum. orum.jquer jquery.com y.com/] /] • Delicious Delicious bookmarks bookmarks [http://d [http://delic elicious.c ious.com/r om/rdmey/ dmey/jquer jquery-cla y-class] ss] • #jquery IRC channel on Freenode [http://docs.jquery.com/Discussion#Chat_.2F_IRC_Chann [http://docs.jquery.com/Discussion#Chat_.2F_IRC_Channel] el]