Fixing Common jQuery Bugs
By Elijah Manor
In this course we will examine common bugs that are accidentally introduced when developing with jQuery.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 28, 2013
Duration
2h 7m
Table of contents
Introduction
Core Bugs
Introduction
1m
Security Scare Bug
3m
Bank Robber Bug
3m
Bank Robber Bug: Demo
3m
Contorted Creation Bug
2m
Contorted Creation Bug: Demo
1m
Chained Promises Bug
4m
Chained Promises Bug: Demo
4m
Preserved Phrase Bug
3m
Punctuation Passage Bug
2m
Conclusion
1m
Selectors, Traversing & Manipulation Bugs
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
Events & Ajax Bugs
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
Effects, Utilities, & Internal Bugs
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 28, 2013
Duration
2h 7m
Description
In this course 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.
About the author
About the author
Elijah Manor is a Christian and a family man. He is a Microsoft Regional Director, Microsoft ASP.NET MVP, ASPInsider, and IE userAgent and specializes in front-end web development. He enjoys blogging (http://elijahmanor.com), tweeting (@elijahmanor), and speaking about the things he learns.