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1stwebdesigners is a miniature site focused on building nice web-based applications. It is currently run by two human in his spare time, the Bilal Ahmed and Janitor Jesse. If you are interested in learning programming, you can watch Video Tutorials to learn. You can also download Open Source files to help you on your way.
Showing posts with label JQuery Video Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JQuery Video Tutorials. Show all posts

Friday, 8 June 2012

Common JQuery Mistakes



These are a few mistakes I often make when rushing through JQuery code. I don't know why I keep repeating the same mistakes! After making a video maybe I'll stop messing up so much. I hope this helps you when you find yourself in a pickle!

JQuery UI Tutorial | Progress Bar



In this JQuery UI Tutorial we look at the UI Progress Bar. I show you how to use it and make a password checker to extend the bar depending on the password strength.

JQuery UI Tutorial | Dialog



This tutorial is about JQuery UI Dialog. It's very easy to use and I'll show you some tricks on making your site feel richer just by using this little feature alone!

JQuery UI Tutorial | Sliders



This an introduction of a JQuery UI Tutorial. We start off by learning to use the sliders and make them change something in the DOM. It's really great and JQuery UI is awesome!

JQuery Game Tutorial | Moving a Character | 17




This is a quick JQuery Game Tutorial. We aren't going crazy, but we'll use HTML, CSS and JavaScript to make a little character move with the arrow keys. If you want to do further building, this could give you some idea as to handle Key Strokes in JavaScript.

Learn JQuery Tutorial 16 | Tools & CSS3 Selectors




In this JQuery tutorial I'll show you the Chrome JavaScript Console which can come in handy. Also a few tricks on selecting a numeric listing with a CSS3 selector.



Learn JQuery Tutorial 15 | Arrays




JQuery Arrays are the same as Javascript Arrays, and the functions are just like PHP, Python, Java, etc. So this is a great principal to understand, and I'll play around with them and I hope it helps you see how they work.