Fixing Common jQuery 1 Bugs
In this course we will examine common bugs that are accidentally introduced when developing with jQuery.
What you'll learn
In this course, Fixing Common jQuery 1 Bugs, we will examine common bugs that are accidentally introduced when developing with jQuery. For each bug we will expose the problem, explain what is going on, and then exterminate the issue with a solution. The goal is to help prevent you from making these mistakes and in the process gain a better understanding of how jQuery works.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Houdini Hieroglyph Bug 2m
- Superfluous Spawn Bug 4m
- Superfluous Spawn Bug: Demo 4m
- Always Alive Bug 2m
- Always Alive Bug: Demo 3m
- Brittle Blood Bug 2m
- Brittle Blood Bug: Demo 2m
- Forgetful Family Bug 3m
- Discarded Descendant Bug 2m
- Checking Condition Bug 2m
- Checking Condition Bug: Demo 2m
- Barbaric Behavior Bug 2m
- Conclusion 1m
- Introduction 1m
- False Start Bug 4m
- Crazy Context Bug 4m
- Crazy Context Bug: Demo 2m
- Tightly Bound Bug 3m
- Tightly Bound Bug: Demo 1m
- Browser Madness Bug 3m
- Unintentional Destruction Bug 5m
- Unintentional Destruction Bug: Demo 2m
- Secretive Publish Bug 3m
- Secretive Publish Bug: Demo 2m
- Confusing Element Bug 3m
- Chicken Egg Bug 3m
- Security Access Bug 5m
- Conclusion 1m
About the author
Elijah Manor is a Christian and a family man. He is the President of Manorism, Inc. and focuses on providing training and consulting in front-end web development. He is a Microsoft Regional Director, Microsoft ASP.NET MVP, ASPInsider, and IE userAgent and enjoys blogging (http://elijahmanor.com), tweeting (@elijahmanor), and speaking about the things he learns.
