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john larson
16,594 Pointsalternate jQuery learning sources
this particular course doesn't really meet my learning style. Does any one know an alternate source that might complement it?
2 Answers
Julian Aramburu
11,368 PointsHi John! It's a pity this course don't match your style...but don't worry! There are plenty of site where you can learn from!
https://api.jquery.com/ (The jQuery api documentation)
https://www.codecademy.com/es/tracks/jquery (codecademy jQuery track)
http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/default.asp (w3schools jQuery course)
just to name a few!
And of course there's google and youtube for aditional courses/info!
hope you find this answer useful!
Cheers and Keep Coding!
Richard Skinner
5,839 PointsI can understand what you're saying. Bless Andrew for his work, but I find it a bit difficult to keep up and to figure out precisely what's going on. I mean, it makes sense once I go through the documentation and such, but I do have a smidge of trouble grasping it.
john larson
16,594 PointsAndrew gets deep into it pretty quickly. I found codecadamy very helpful in doing more of the adding interactivity to webpage. Andrew seems to dig into the programming aspects more that just the visuals.