jQuery Tutorial #1 – jQuery Tutorial for Beginners




This jQuery Tutorial for beginners will help you get jQuery on your page and get up-to-speed with how to use basic jQuery commands.

What is jQuery? As you’ll see in this tutorial, even beginners to javascript can write jQuery within minutes. It’s also the most universally used javascript library in the world at present, so odds are your next employer will be using it.

The first thing we’ll be doing in this jQuery lesson is showing, hiding, fading, & sliding. Next, we’ll modify contents of elements and learn to do a better job keeping our code clean.

Lesson #2: Listen to user events and respond with jQuery actions!

Lesson #3: Clean up the jQuery by putting some data in the HTML


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39 responses to “jQuery Tutorial #1 – jQuery Tutorial for Beginners”

  1. Excellent first jQuery video! Definitely caught my attention.

    Where can I get the HTML code you have in this video?
    And can you include the link to all lessons in this series in the description box?

  2. This was a great first tutorial. I've been trying to get input fields to pop up when the user clicks a button and I haven't been able to follow a single tutorial yet. This is the first one I've followed where the output actually DID something, so thank you so much!

  3. I have a homework assignment and in it in my JS script is says:

    // execute when the DOM is fully loaded
    $(function() {
    // some code
    }

    Why doesn't it use
    $(document).ready(function() {} );
    instead?

  4. Hi I am trying to make an mobile app for my homework. I want to create maths app kids answer maths questions. And if they are correct it will tell them they are successful and move on to the next question. How can I implement this using jquery code. I can do the basic get questions on the page but what code I use when they input there answer into the box and then code to submit there answer let them know there are correct. I would appreciate help.

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