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harilal ithikkat
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i would like to study jQuery can anyone share some beginer level articles


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I would naturally recommend my own book jQuery in Action.

There's also this article I wrote for Dr. Dobbs.


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Joe Harry
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Bear,

I have got a copy of your book and I"m gonna bug you with questions as and when I go through the chapters!


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That's cool. You can post them here or in the book's forum (but please choose only one).
Joe Harry
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Definitely! So the first question. In order to apply jQuery on my HTML pages, I need to know a good deal of selecting the tag elements. Is that correct?
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Yes. Selectors are one of the major aspects of jQuery. They're well-covered in the book, in the official online documentation, and there's a reference card available from DZone.
Joe Harry
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A slightly deviating question. How does jQuery compare with DOJO?
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jQuery is lighter-weight and less obtrusive. Dojo has a more extensive widget set but is more intrusive and heavier. In my personal trials I've also found Dojo less stable.

Both are fine libraries, but I prefer jQuery for its lighter weight, stability and unobtrusiveness.
Mourouganandame Arunachalam
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In my personal trials I've also found Dojo less stable.


I'm curious to know what went wrong on the stability side. Could you please share on this?


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Joe Harry
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Any idea on why Struts 2 uses DOJO?
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Mourouganandame Arunachalam wrote:I'm curious to know what went wrong on the stability side. Could you please share on this?
It's been a number of years so I can't cite details, but I remember a lot of things that just didn't work as documented. I'd assume that things have improved since then.

And no, I'm not a fan of frameworks like Struts so I have no idea of the history behind it.
 
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