The AngularJS is one of the popular JavaScript frameworks, I think most popular after jQuery, with the core goal of simplification. It allows building dynamic, single page web apps (SPAs) using JavaScript and supports the Model View Controller (MVC) programming structure. It has used widely and even big companies like Google, Virgin America, and HBO are using Angular JS to build their site. The demand for web developers is on all time high and there is a huge demand for developers who understand modern JavaScript frameworks e.g. Angular JS, jQuery, Facebook's React JS etc. The Angular JS is Open-source, front-end JavaScript framework which is developed by Google, it mainly competes with Facebook's ReactJS framework.
10 Example of jQuery Selectors for Web Developers
I am primarily a Java developer but I have done a lot of work with Java web application including Servlet, JSP, and JavaScript on the client side. It was difficult for me to perform client side validation using JavaScript but ever since I come to know about jQuery, I simply love to do more validation and other stuff on the client side. The jQuery gives you immense power to do things with HTML pages and half of that power comes from its CSS-like selector engine, which allows you to select any element or group of elements from HTML page and then do things with them e.g. changes their style or behavior. For example, you can grab the divs and hide them, you can grab the buttons and make them clickable and so on. In order to learn jQuery, you need to learn its selector engine and in this tutorial, I am going to share you 10 good examples of different jQuery selectors e.g. ID selector to select single HTML element, the class selector to select group of an element and * wildcard to select all elements. Since jQuery supports many types of a selector, some of them I didn't even know, it's good to know as much as possible about them.
6 Good Websites to Learn JavaScript Online - Best of Lot
We live in the world of internet which is full of resource. You can learn whatever you want and that too without spending too much of money. If you want to learn JavaScript there are plenty of websites where you can learn JavaScript online for FREE. You don't need to pay any fees, but you must have a good internet connection to take full advantage of these online resources. Out of so many websites which offer free tutorials, articles, blog post, videos, and podcasts, I have chosen these six websites to recommend to anybody who wants to learn JavaScript. I am a Java developer, but I have learned JavaScript by following this tutorial, Why? because I usually have to work on Java based web application which uses Servlet and JSP for server side scripting, but we always use JavaScript and jQuery for client side scripting.
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