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Build a Complete JQuery Plugin

Use jQuery to create an amazing, animated, full fledged plugin, including the best practices of writing JQuery plugin.

What you’ll learn
  • Develop technical skills to create full fledged and advance JQuery Plugins.
Requirements
  • You should have basic concepts of JavaScript..
  • You should have basic concepts of JQuery.
Description
JQuery is one of the most famous JavaScript libraries, that is used to create interactivity in your web apps. More than that, it provides you the way to create fully functional plugins.
Plugins are the way to increase use ability of common and unique functionality in your web application. In this course, you will learn to build one of common functionality called image pop dialog in the form of plugin. This plugin will work for image galleries in your web apps. You will learn all the tactics and best practices of creating generic JQuery plugins. It comprised of following major topics:
  • Plugin Structurehttps://www.udemy.com/build-a-complete-jquery-plugin-image-pop-up-dialog/
  • Custom and Default Properties
  • Giving controls to HTML element(s)
  • Caring about each instance of element.
  • Exposing functions.
We will bring up the topics that after completing this course, you will be able to develop your own advance level JQuery plugins.
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