Wednesday October 10, 2007
jQuery Crash Course
Digital Web Magazine has published an article entitled jQuery Crash Course, written by Nathan Smith, an Information Architect at EMC’s Dallas office. The article is geared towards web designers who have a firm grasp on HTML + CSS, and want to take their front-end coding skills to the next level with JavaScript. It focuses primarily on the syntax and logic behind the popular jQuery JS library, and revolves around a demo build specifically for the article: jQuery Air.
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