Yo ninjas, in this JavaScript tutorial, I just want to give you a brief introduction to the fantastic world of JavaScript libraries. A JavaScript library is essentially a chunk of code that someone else has written (normally for a specific purpose, but there are general purpose libraries too), that can greatly reduce your work load.
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10 responses to “JavaScript Tutorial For Beginners #45 – JavaScript Libraries”
You are a great teacher
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Thanks, this helped a lot because I was having a lot of problems getting a library called p5 and others one to my HTML and js. THANK YOU.
I have gone through all your videos and others as well and learned javascript but coming to a realtime development I m confused where to and how to apply … kindly do us a video for that .. I would be a great help
to those who are wondering why InnerHTML doesn't work use this:
$("#content p:last-child").html("Thanks for the great tutorials mate!");
Perhaps I'm mistaken… Knowing XML, I thought that <script "scripts/jquery-3.1.0.js"/><script "scripts/script.js" /> would work; but seemingly instead I have to write <script "scripts/jquery-3.1.0.js"></script>.
Can you do a php tutorial please
hi,sir when r u going to do a playlist on forms & validations.very eagerly waiting for your response
You can grab an element by CSS selectors only with JS using document.querySelector("") or document.querySelectorAll("")