Posts tagged "jQuery"

An easy way to manipulate data off dom using jQuery

When you’re working with javascript you need to take the execution speed into account since its all being processed on the client. There are lots of best practices when it comes to working with websites. You should for example always minify and concatenate your scripts, and make good use of closures and avoid polluting the global scope.

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Posted at March 05, 2012 , under jQuery .

How to ajaxify your WordPress theme

When building a custom WordPress based website for a client I needed to include AJAX based page transitions into the website. In this video I’ll explain a little about how I did it.

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Sharing JSON data between jQuery and PHP using Ajax

When building interactive websites I often find the need to send or receive data after a page load. Ajax is the perfect solution for this problem, as it permits data sharing between the front end (javascript) and the backend (PHP) in the background.

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Posted at February 05, 2012 , under jQuery PHP .

Animeer kleuren via jQuery

Als je veel met jQuery werkt sta je soms versteld als je erachter komt dat er dingen zijn die niet standaard mogelijk zijn met de uitgebreide javascript library. Zo liep ik gister tegen het probleem dat ik kleuren wou animeren via jQuery maar dit standaard niet mogelijk is.

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Posted at January 02, 2012 , under jQuery .

Mijn eigen jQuery tutorials

Ik heb de laatste tijd al een aantal keer vragen over jQuery gekregen. Om hier meer duidelijkheid over te verschaffen ga ik een serie screencasts (video’s) opnemen waarin ik uitleg hoe een aantal basis dingen werken.

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Posted at October 25, 2011 , under jQuery .

Twitter stijl reactie

You’ve found a dinosaur, this post is only here for archiving purposes. The content is outdated and is not applicable anymore.

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JavaScript Dynamisch inladen waar nodig is

You’ve found a dinosaur, this post is only here for archiving purposes. The content is outdated and is not applicable anymore. Also note that it is almost always faster to load one (minified) file with all your javascript over your whole site.

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