Learn jQuery in 15 minutes – Part 3 – Event Binding, Dom Traversal

Learn jQuery in 15 minutes!!! in this video we look at:

- jQuery Dom Traversal
- jQuery Event Binding

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[iybedho]

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[GifCoDigital]

.bind() is NOT recommended. For event binding it is recommended to use .on()
so for a click it would be $('.someClass').on('click', function(){ DO Stuff });
.bind() actually maps to .on() but it could and probably will be removed so you are best to use .on() for that reason. It also has slightly better performance so really no reason to ever use .bind()

[Tambe]

Love the videos! A comment about the upcoming course.... One thing I dislike about most jQuery tutorials is that they show you how to make an ugly box fade, move, change colors, etc., but never give practical examples using realistic websites. Web animation can so easily be cheesy, annoying, and unnecessary, so I hope your course focuses on that stuff!

[YoungBud]

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[calin]

Great quick lessons! I will, of course, have to watch them again about 10 times and actually follow along until I actually get it, but since it's on here, I can do it! Thanks for the quick tutorial! also, you didn't include a link to "Killing it with jQuery". Thanks again and keep up the good tutorials!

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