#jQuery Tutorial

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jQuery Tutorial for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to Web Interactivity

If you're new to web development and want to add interactivity to your website, learning jQuery is a great first step! jQuery is a popular JavaScript library that makes it easier to create dynamic and interactive web pages. In this jQuery tutorial for beginners, we'll cover the basics to help you get started.

What is jQuery?

jQuery is a lightweight and powerful library that simplifies common JavaScript tasks like changing webpage elements, handling user actions, and adding animations. With jQuery, you can achieve results quickly and efficiently compared to writing full JavaScript code.

Why Learn jQuery?

Easy to Learn: jQuery uses simple instructions that beginners can quickly understand.

Saves Time: You can perform tasks with fewer steps.

Cross-Browser Compatibility: jQuery works smoothly across different browsers.

How to Use jQuery

To start using jQuery, you need to include the jQuery library in your webpage. Once that’s done, you can perform tasks like hiding or showing elements, adding visual effects, or responding to user actions like clicks and typing.

Start Your jQuery Journey

Learning jQuery helps you create interactive websites without much effort. It’s a valuable skill for anyone wanting to enhance their web development abilities. Ready to learn more? Consider this detailed jQuery Tutorial for Beginners and take your web development skills to the next level!

[jtpoint]

Looking to learn jQuery? This beginner-friendly tutorial covers all the basics to help you create interactive websites. Perfect for new developers, it simplifies JavaScript, making coding easier and faster. Start your web development journey today!

[divinector]

Easy Image Slideshow

[codenewbies]

Book Page Flip Effect

[innocence-wont-save-you]

some form of the triple affirmative has been found:

i have escaped my can and i am capable of travel to the void sea but i am unsure about the working conditions of other iterators and are currently attempting to help collapsed iterators off their rails to ascend -udg

OOC: Hi! You seem to have mistaken this blog for a roleplay blog. Innocence Won't Save You is interactive fiction, which is a different thing! The basic gist is that the players read the current story, then suggest things for Innocence to do. They're currently holed up in an old distillation building with a scavenger they're chatting with :)

While I appreciate the attempt to interact with this blog, I can't use this as an action, so I'll be discarding this ask. I will take the time to tell you a bit more about IWSY though, because why not? We're currently in status update 13, with scene 14 on the horizon. Innocence left their can, killed a Miros bird with an explosive spear they made, then made a lance with its beak. They're now on their way to Pebbles' can, and are roughly at Pebbles' edge of their shared farm sector. All players are realized in the game as Innocence's overseers, who suggest things for them to do that they may or may not actually do depending on how they feel about the suggestion. Most of the time, people have been submitting actions by sending in asks, but comments and reblogs also work!

I will also note that IWSY will be moving off of Tumblr with the advent of scene 14. To the anon that sent in another ask earlier: Very sorry, but you can't play on the site yet :') I'm still learning Javascript and figuring out how to set up commenting functionality, but you can continue to send in asks on this blog for the time being. The story just won't be updated concurrently on the blog. You can always read the latest updates on the official IWSY website, and I highly recommend that you get used to reading on the website for when I (finally) figure out how to let people comment on scenes there.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Thank you for interacting :)

[code-passion]

Learn to parse JSON like a pro!

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Learn to parse JSON like a pro! 🚀 This tutorial covers both JavaScript and Python, helping you master JSON parsing with easy-to-follow examples. Check out the detailed guide below: Table of Contents: ✅ Parsing JSON in JavaScript​: JSON.parse() - Syntax, Example with Reviver Function; JSON.stringify() - Syntax, Example with Replacer Function, Example with Space Parameter; Combining JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify(); Simple Examples - Sending Data to a Server, Configuring Application Settings, Storing Shopping Cart Items and Displaying in HTML Table Format. ✅ Parsing JSON in Python: json.loads(); json.dumps() - Basic Conversion, Nested JSON Object, JSON Array.

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Master JSON parsing in both JavaScript and Python with practical examples!

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[eossa]

Featured Posts without jQuery?

So, you might know this amazing tutorial right here by @fukuo about making a featured posts section with the Tumblr API and jQuery.

Given that we're all kind of try to move away from jQuery, I thought, would it be possible using vanilla JS only? I tried converting it by myself first but — after reading a StackOverflow thread on how to convert jQuery's "getScript()" to vanilla JS — I realized that I lack the knowledge to do that (and not need ages for the conversion). Instead, I decided to use different online converters and check if the JS looks valid and doesn't contain traces of jQuery still; I ended up using this converter here. The result can be seen here (just the script).

However, when I use this script, there is no result at all and the featured posts are not being displayed. The code analysis on CodePen tells me that "Uncaught TypeError: document.querySelector.getScript is not a function", which brings me back to the aforementioned StackOverflow thread that made me feel like the huh? cat.

I did try @eggdesign's featured tags code as an alternative but either I'm incapable of running even that one or it is simply not compatible with @mournstera's base code, which I'm using.

If anyone has ideas on how to fix the converted code to make it work, I'm glad to hear your suggestions, it can only get better and I thank you in advance for offering your time and skill to help.

TL;DR: I'm once again losing the fight against the boss (JS + jQuery) and I'm handing the controller (bad code) to a cousin (incredible people on this site) to beat him.

[pvposeur]

USEFUL TIPS FOR ANYONE USING NEOCITIES

So, I saw this super awesome post called BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BLUESKY and it more or less inspired me to make a post of my own pertaining to the the likes of Neocities.

What is Neocities?

Long story short, it is an open-source web hosting service that is both F2U (1 GB storage/200 GB bandwidth) and P2U (50 GB storage/3000 GB bandwidth). It's kinda sorta a spiritual successor to the now defunct GeoCities.

Why Use Neocities?

HELPFUL LINKS

Neocities has a full on Tutorials Page to help people wanting to learning how to code. Though I will say that I'm a bit surprised they don't have W3 Schools on there.

CREATIVE FREEDOM

If you Browse on Neocities, you will see how vastly different all of the websites look. That being said, you have an enormous amount of creative freedom when it comes to making your website. You can build it from scratch or look up some pre-made templates from websites such as templatemo, HTML5 Templates, TEMPLATED, template4all, and many more.

Now it is important to note that Neocities doesn't allow certain things such as jQuery, PHP, Python, SQL, etc. In fact, the only things allowed on Neocities are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript! Though I do think it is important to note that you can turn your website into a blog using Zonelets, have a Guestbook/Comments Section with Guestbooks, embed your Bluesky feed with Embed Bsky, embed your Twitter/X feed with Twitter Publish, and much more!

What Do People Use Neocities For?

Some people use it for blogging & portfolio & educational purposes. Some people use it to share their writings & artwork & music. Some people use it to help people with finding neat things. Some people use it for shits and giggles. There are legitimately a number of reasons people use it and you know what? That's 100% a-okay!

Are Any Programs Required To Use Neocities?

Technically, no. The reason I say this is because Neocities has a built-in HTML Editor. However, I don't like using it unless if I absolutely have to (which is next to never). Instead, I use Brackets. It's very user-friendly and it legit lets you know if there's a goof somewhere in your code. Legit 10 out of 10 recommend. Though I will say that some people use Notepad++.

[skinsort]

Automatic Member Directory

I wrote a script to create an automatic member directory by scraping data from the jcink memberlist. A tutorial for it is here. And you can see how I've done it at my site here if you'd like to see a live preview. If it's aesthetically not to your taste or not compatible with your skin, worry not, the script etc is agnostic about how your site is coded and I don't actually provide any html/css structure. It's up to coders to adapt it for their own skin as they are all too variable for me to account for. As I say in the caution tutorial, this is definitely a piece of code for people who skin, and probably even people who have a decent understanding of javascript/jquery under their belts. It's not for beginners or a plug and play resource. But it is highly flexible and useful and once it's set up no one ever has to touch it again so! Tradeoffs lol.

[jtpoint]

Learn the basics of web development with this HTML tutorial for beginners. Easy-to-follow guide to creating web pages with headings, links, and images. Perfect for new developers starting out!

[divinector]

How to use Typed.js in HTML

[codenewbies]

Page Flip Effect

[batterycitycodes]

¡Hola! Vengo a asomar la cabeza. Revisé mis codes viejos y pues tengo algunos por compartir pero el código está tan outdated queeee necesito actualizarlo o al menos dejarlo de modo que se pueda subir a pastebin y no maree pero tengo ideas acumuladas y vengo queriendo saber qué tipo de tablillas les gustan.

Mis favoritas de hacer siempre son las fichas y las que más rápido me salen son los clásicos trama/rol (de hecho si volviera a rolear lo haría en rol libre), pero pues quiero saber si les interesan otras cosas. Baules, monadas (como mi credencial de My Hero Academia), otro tipo de tablas.

Cosas de skins no hago como aportes porque lo que hago yo tiene trampa: usualmente trabajo con ModernBB porque sí tiene responsivo (aunque adapto a phpBB3 por practicidad) y desactivo TODO el CSS base de Foroactivo, entonces me paso por el arco del triunfo las clases y bastardizo los templates así que hacer eso como para que todo el mundo lo pueda adaptar está cañón.

También tengo un tutorial para hacer foros en light y dark mode con javascript (aviso de que no uso jQuery a menos de que quiera morir porque está obsoleto y pues literal paso 8 horas al día mirando TypeScript con REACT, así que el Javascript puro se me hace más a gusto... y carga más rápido, pero funciona igual re bien para foroactivo). Si les interesa estaría chido.

También tengo para diseño responsivo, pero sólo aplica para Modern BB porque phpBB3 está más absoleto que mi abuelita que no conocí y si no usa sus plantillas móviles (horribles, por cierto) forza a que la pantalla del celular salga como si fuera compu y ps no está chido.

En fin, en realidad todo esto es pa dejarles mi ask y que me cuenten como que no han visto, quieren, etc. No es trabajo de comisión y sólo ando buscando ideas generales, nada asegura que vaya a hacer nada, no más quiero darme una idea del panorama.

(Para comisiones, info por mensaje aquí, trabajo con hourly rate de 20dlls, que es la mitad de mi hourly rate en el trabajo y lo que cuesta ir a la comida rápida medio no tan cara para dos porciones; lo sé, es caro, vivo en un lugar muy caro ;_; lo siento).