Learn jQuery in 6 minutes | How to Use a JavaScript Library | Code in 5

Learn how to make your websites interactive with a JavaScript library called jQuery in 6 minutes! We'll select some elements and dynamically change the webpage's CSS based on what the user does.

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[Sapphiamur]

I love that your videos are short and concise. It gives us a sense of how it functions with a couple quick examples that get right to the point. Thank you! <3

[wizardchris]

Holy! You don't waste time, love your tutorial!

[derekfurst]

I'm refreshing all my front-end web development knowledge from university for an upcoming interview. Your videos are the most concise i've come across.

Simple, yet with enough depth to help get the ideas across. You explain everything you do. I like how you start off with default ways of doing things (without libraries and frameworks) and then go on to explain the more common frameworks in subsequent videos. In all my time learning computers in university, about 99% was back-end and more programmatic concepts, with maybe 1% focused on html/css/js stuff. So this is really helpful for me

[mxkb]

Thank you so much for explaining what an API is in English. I've always wanted to know what they were and what they do but I could never get a comprehensive explanation and you did it in couple of sentences. To some that may be a remedial or menial thing, but for a beginner like me it was golden.

[emilymoranha]

Hey! I found this very helpful, don't listen to the negativity. There are many ways to get something done and this was a good explanation for an intro to jQuery. Good job.

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It's my first watched video of your channel. I love how content is so organized and direct to the point also not wasting even one second.
Thank you very much

[cgme]

Thank you for this quick video. My college professor just assigned an assignment from a previous semester, rather than the more updated content for this semester. We aren't even learning JQuery in this class and now I need to know it for this assignment.
As strange as that is, this video is still a life saver.

[toquerodriguez]

Thanks a lot for this video. Nothing of bla bla bla. You go directly to the main point. Very good work!💯

[skulefenris]

much appreciated video and very nicely explained and broken down for newbie ears. Would love to see more from you regarding javascript and jQuery! 🙌
(ps. your voice is also really nice)

[FiFwonder]

Great video, i understand more here in a short periuod of time than coding exercises i've done.

[akashk]

How good you are to help me understand very quickly with simple code on JQuery. Thank you BB

[sydkaleemullah]

Thank you blongiebytes for your information! You have a wonderful way of explaining.

[MrNepal]

5:23 i gave a like for this! because most tutorial dont give another way to do same things! and programming is so flexible in many cases that you can end up with different codes for same program. well done!

[vanillakush]

I love your video; it was fast and to the point but incredibly well-explained, kept my interest and also you have a very nice voice!

[paulinezipagan]

Thanks for this! These videos really help me with my online classes.

[alcindo]

Was searching for a short video on JQuery. thanks. very helpful tutorial. exactly what I was looking for. Cheers ))

[velocity]

You should be putting your js scripts at the bottom of your html body tags, the way your doing it, the Web page is loading the js file and the html at the same time, making a big Web page load slower

If you put the js on the bottom of body, you'll allow the whole Web page to load first then load js when needed.

[sophiagigliotti]

Thank you, this video was super clear and helpful!

[deathofthemagi]

Very easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to make this

[jroseme]

Freaking perfect amount of detail to get running. Thank you.