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Video: Structuring JavaScript with the Revealing Module Pattern
This sample video from Pluralsight’s Structuring JavaScript Code course provides an introduction to the Revealing Module Pattern and demonstrates how it can be used to convert “function spaghetti code” to more structured code that’s re-useable and easier to maintain. If you’d like additional details about using the Revealing Module Pattern as well as other patterns that can be used to structure your JavaScript code view my post here.
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jQuery Tip #5: Using jQuery’s end() Function to Work with Sets
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jQuery Tip #4 – Use the on() Function for Event Handling
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Upcoming Pluralsight Course - Web Development with ASP.NET MVC, EF Code First, jQuery, and HTML5
Update: This course is now available here!
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jQuery Tip #3 - Using the data() Function
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jQuery Tip #2 - Manipulating the DOM in a Loop
One of jQuery's greatest strengths is its ability to manipulate the DOM with a minimal amount of code. It's so easy to change things that we often don't think about what's happening under the covers. For example, consider the following code that appends nodes to an object named parentDiv.
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jQuery Tip #1 – Defining a Context When Using Selectors
I really enjoy working with jQuery and have had the opportunity to use it a lot over the years on various projects. It’s an essential part of my “technology tool belt”. My company has also started providing new training classes on jQuery to various companies and I’ve had a lot of great questions come up about best practices, tips and tricks, when certain functions should be used over other functions, and more.
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Upcoming ASP.NET, HTML5 and Windows 8 Talks and Workshops at DevConnections 2012
It’s that time of the year again! DevConnections 2012 is right around the corner and we have a lot of great new workshops and sessions planned for the ASP.NET and Client-Dev (HTML5, Windows 8 Metro, JavaScript, jQuery, etc.) tracks.