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Kim Hallberg · 1 year ago

How to use jQuery with Laravel and Vite

jQuery is one of the OG JavaScript libraries still in heavy use in the Laravel community to this day. It was a breeze to add with Laravel Mix, but since Laravel v9.2.0 Vite is now the defaul...
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Petre Popescu · 2 years ago

Optimizing jQuery DOM manipulation

Article originally posted on my personal website at How to optimize jQuery DOM manipulation If you are working with JavaScript then most probably jQuery is a library you are using quite freq...
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Tony Lea · 3 years ago

It's ok jQuery, I still love you

This is more of a story than a tutorial. It's a story of a library that reached great fame and then became hated by developers everywhere. If you can't tell by the tone, this is also a semi-...
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Tony Lea · 5 years ago

How to Create a jQuery Slider

In this course you will learn how to create a simple jquery slider. You'll learn how easy it can be to create your own custom slider. Check out the course break down below:
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Wael Manai · 5 years ago

Getting a user’s country, currency, timezone or language from their IP address

In many projects in the past, when I’ve had to use a Geo IP API service to look up a user’s IP address, it was usually for one of several reasons — getting the user’s country (for geo-lockin...

Wael Manai · 5 years ago

Create your first HTML5 game with Phaser.js

Everybody loves classic games. How many of you remember the retro snake game from old Nokia phones? We sure do. This is why for this lesson we decided to recreate it using HTML5. There is a...
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Wael Manai · 5 years ago

Get a Preloader on Your Site with jQuery

Preloaders (a.k.a. loading animations) are animations that run between page-loads or as your site gathers information. The two most common types of preloaders are the ‘spinner’ or ‘status ba...

Tony Lea · 8 years ago

okayNav jQuery Plugin

okayNav is a simple to use jQuery plugin that lets you turn any regular menu into a responsive menu. Be sure to checkout okayNav here: https://github.com/VPenkov/okayNavBelow you will f...

Tony Lea · 8 years ago

jQuery Introduction

Learn the basics about what jQuery is and what it can do. jQuery is one of the most popular javascript libraries used today. By using jQuery in your application you can easily create simple...
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Tony Lea · 12 years ago

Animating a Sprite with jQuery

Animating a sprite with jQuery is very simple. I have created a simple sprite animation to show you how this is done. I have used a png image of Mario from the SNES 'Super Mario World'. You...

Tony Lea · 12 years ago

Creating a Jquery Exit Popup

Tony Lea · 12 years ago

jQuery Horizontal Scrollbars

Tony Lea · 12 years ago

jQuery illuminate

jQuery Illuminate is a plug-in that will allow you to add an Illuminate effect on any element on your webpage, this particularly works well with buttons. Be sure to check out how to use this...

Tony Lea · 12 years ago

How to create your own jQuery Lightbox

Yeah, Yeah, I know there are so many jQuery lightbox plug-ins available today; however, if you want to create your own for any reason, I have created this video tutorial to show you the basi...

Tony Lea · 13 years ago

jQuery slideUp and slideDown

Tony Lea · 13 years ago

jQuery 101 - The Basics

Quite possibly one of the best things to happen to HTML since peanut butter met jelly! jQuery is one of the most popular javascript libraries in the world. There are so many cool and fun i...

Tony Lea · 13 years ago

jQuery Javascript arrow Keycodes

When using Javascript and building a web interface, there may come a time when you want to be able to detect when the arrow keys are being pressed. This cannot be done using the standard jQu...

Tony Lea · 13 years ago

jQuery is display block or none

jQuery is excellent for creating compelling user interfaces. Some of the most common jquery functions include the .show, .hide, .toggle, .slideDown, .slideUp, or .slideToggle. Each of these...

Tony Lea · 13 years ago

jQuery - Easy editable text fields

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