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Introduction to jQuery

 What is jQuery?

 Benefits of using jQuery

 Including jQuery in web projects (CDN vs local file)

 Compatibility and browser support

2. jQuery Syntax

 Basic jQuery syntax: Selector + Action

 jQuery’s $ function

 Selecting HTML elements with jQuery

o By element, class, ID

o Using * (wildcard) selectors

 Selecting multiple elements

 Chaining methods in jQuery

3. jQuery Selectors

 Basic selectors (#id, .class, element)

 Attribute selectors ([type='text'], [href^='https'])

 Pseudo-class selectors (:first, :last, :even, :odd, etc.)

 Context-based selectors

 Descendant, child, and sibling selectors

 find() and children() methods

4. Manipulating DOM Elements

 Getting and setting content (.html(), .text())

 Modifying attributes (.attr(), .removeAttr(), .prop())

 Adding and removing classes (.addClass(), .removeClass(), .toggleClass())

 Setting inline styles (.css())

 Removing elements from the DOM (.remove(), .empty())

5. Event Handling in jQuery

 Binding events with .on() and .off()

 Event delegation and event bubbling

 Common events (click, hover, focus, blur, keydown, submit, etc.)

 Custom events in jQuery

 Stopping event propagation (.stopPropagation(), .preventDefault())

 .mouseenter() vs .mouseover(), .mouseleave() vs .mouseout()

 .focus() and .blur() events for form elements

6. AJAX with jQuery

 Making AJAX requests using jQuery ($.ajax(), $.get(), $.post())

 Handling JSON, XML, and HTML responses

 Handling AJAX errors (error, fail, done, and always)

 Sending data to the server ($.param())

 Sending JSON with AJAX

 Using jQuery to update the DOM after an AJAX request

 Using $.getJSON() and $.getScript() methods

7. jQuery Animations and Effects

 Basic animations (.show(), .hide(), .toggle())

 Sliding effects (.slideUp(), .slideDown(), .slideToggle())

 Fading effects (.fadeIn(), .fadeOut(), .fadeToggle())

 Custom animations with .animate()

 Chaining animations

 Animating CSS properties with jQuery

8. jQuery UI

 What is jQuery UI and its use?

 jQuery UI components:

o Datepicker

o Accordion

o Tabs

o Dialog boxes

o Sliders

o Autocomplete

 Using jQuery UI widgets

 jQuery UI themes and styling

9. jQuery Plugins

 Introduction to jQuery plugins

 Installing and using jQuery plugins

 Creating custom jQuery plugins

 Popular jQuery plugins (e.g., Lightbox, Carousels, Form validation, etc.)

10. Traversing the DOM with jQuery

 .parent(), .children(), .find(), .siblings()

 .next(), .prev(), .first(), .last()

 .closest(), .parents(), .nextAll(), .prevAll()

 .filter(), .not(), .is() for filtering elements

11. jQuery Effects & Transitions

 Slide/expand/collapse effects

 Fade in/out effects

 Showing and hiding elements with animation

 Repeating animations (.queue(), .dequeue())

12. jQuery and CSS3 Transitions

 Working with CSS3 transitions using jQuery

 Integrating jQuery and CSS for smooth animations

 Combining jQuery’s .animate() with CSS transitions for advanced effects

13. jQuery and Form Handling

 Form submission with AJAX

 Getting and setting form values (.val(), .serialize(), .serializeArray())

 Disabling/enabling form fields

 Form validation (using custom logic or plugins)

 Preventing form submission and preventing default behavior

 Handling multi-step forms with jQuery

14. jQuery Deferred and Promises

 Understanding deferred objects in jQuery

 Working with promises in jQuery

 Creating and using custom promises

 Handling multiple AJAX requests with promises

15. jQuery Mobile

 Introduction to jQuery Mobile framework

 Creating mobile-friendly UI with jQuery Mobile

 Working with touch events and mobile interactions

 Responsive design with jQuery Mobile

 Creating mobile-optimized web applications

16. jQuery Utilities

 .extend() method for object merging

 $.grep() for filtering arrays

 $.map() for transforming arrays

 $.inArray() for searching in an array

 $.isArray(), $.isFunction(), $.isEmptyObject(), and other type checking

 Working with JSON data ($.parseJSON())

17. jQuery Performance Optimization

 Reducing DOM manipulation

 Using .live(), .delegate() for event delegation

 Using $.proxy() to avoid function scope issues

 Minimizing the use of global selectors

 Caching selectors and DOM elements

 Limiting animations and transitions for performance

18. Mobile Web Development with jQuery

 Best practices for mobile-first design with jQuery

 Touch event handling with jQuery

 Responsive web design techniques

 jQuery and responsive media queries

19. jQuery in MVC (Model-View-Controller) Frameworks

 Using jQuery with backend frameworks (e.g., Laravel, Ruby on Rails)

 Handling AJAX calls and updating UI in MVC

 Front-end integration with MVC patterns using jQuery

20. jQuery Best Practices

 Organizing jQuery code

 Writing efficient and readable code

 Using jQuery in a modular way (separating logic and DOM

 Debugging jQuery code with browser dev tools

21. jQuery with DataTables

 Introduction to jQuery DataTables plugin

 Implementing sorting, filtering, and pagination

 Handling dynamic data in DataTables with AJAX

 Customizing DataTables using jQuery

22. jQuery and Web APIs

 Fetching data using Web APIs (e.g., Weather API, Google Maps API) with
jQuery

 Handling JSON, XML, and other API response formats

 Creating dynamic content based on external API data

23. jQuery with External Libraries

 Integrating jQuery with external libraries (e.g., Bootstrap, FontAwesome,

 Using jQuery with charting libraries (e.g., Chart.js, D3.js)

24. jQuery in SEO

 Importance of jQuery for SEO

 Optimizing jQuery for search engine crawling

 Best practices for search engine optimization with jQuery-based sites

25. jQuery with Version Control (Git)

 Version control with jQuery in a collaborative project

 Git workflows for working with jQuery-based projects

 Handling jQuery in front-end repositories