jQuery UI,QUnit, and Sizzle tutorials

[jakobaindreas11]

Can w3schools have a jQuery Ui,QUnit and Sizzle tutorials?

 

Library links:

 

jQuery UI: http://www.jqueryui.com

QUnit: http://www.qunitjs.com

Sizzle CSS Selector Engine: http://sizzlejs.com

[thescientist]

there is a tutorial on jQuery here

http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/

 

however, the documentation of the library itself is likely to yield more substance (examples, questions + answers, examples, etc) and depth.

[jakobaindreas11]

there is a tutorial on jQuery here

http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/

 

however, the documentation of the library itself is likely to yield more substance (examples, questions + answers, examples, etc) and depth.

Well I need more. jQuery's UI, QUnit and Sizzle tutorials don't have some more info or advanced things

[Ingolme]

Those are just a few out of hundreds of different Javascript libraries out there, some more popular than others. They aren't web standards, but created by people using Javascript. If you want information for a library that was created by somebody you probably should go to the website of the person who created it, as they'll have the full documentation.

[justsomeguy]

Or you can always just read the code of the library to see what it does. That requires a good knowledge of Javascript though, which you should have regardless of whether or not you're working with a library. The final word when dealing with a library and what it can do is always the code itself. It's great if someone created documentation or tutorials, but the code is what matters.

[shakir]

there is a tutorial on jQuery here

http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/

 

however, the documentation of the library itself is likely to yield more substance (examples, questions + answers, examples, etc) and depth.

 

That's pretty good as well as useful tutorial for me thanks