Course Information
Course Overview
Guide to getting started with AJAX use jQuery to make seamless connections to external data sources and APIs
AJAX can load data from external files and into JavaScript seamlessly without page reloads. jQuery makes working with AJAX easy, providing powerful methods for AJAX calls. AJAX is an essential skill for modern web development.
AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
With AJAX, web applications can send data to and retrieve data from a server all in the background. AJAX allows for web pages to change content dynamically.
Load content from external files, load JSON data and use the data within JavaScript.
JavaScript is used to bring these technologies together to create amazing user experiences, with JSON data and the web elements. jQuery is ideal for making AJAX calls by simplifying the code and making it easier create.
This course is designed to get you started quickly...
- step by step training
- source code included try it for yourself
- resources and top links
- everything you need to bring AJAX into your web applications
- from an instructor with over 18 years of web development experience
- explore JSON data within web APIs
AJAX is an essential skill to have, learning how to use AJAX will bring your web applications to the next level.
I'm here to help you learn about AJAX and ready to answer any questions you may have.
Get started with AJAX now and see what you can do.
Course Content
- 2 section(s)
- 20 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction to using AJAX with jQuery
- Section 2 Bonus Section
What You’ll Learn
- create AJAX connections, use jQuery for dynamic AJAX, get JSON data from web APIs, create data exchange seamlessly within web applciations
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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BBlake McKenna
Neither of the API examples he used were accessible. I kept getting a 301 error. Consequently, I couldn't follow along and apply the coding example he used.
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SSophanny Noch
Good introduction course. Would be nice if zoomed in a little bit more.
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JJohn Gudavich
As an experienced coder with limited web UI experience, this was exactly what I needed to get going using ajax. It's concise and to the point. I liked that it didn't have a lot of filler content to sift through. It has everything I needed. This is going to help me at work tremendously.
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RRobert F.
I thought this was a good introduction to how to use Ajax in jQuery. I don't know much JavaScript and had taken a very basic jQuery course on another teaching site that touched very briefly on Ajax. This course gave me more depth in a reasonable amount of time. I took the course in order to add a feature to a Django site I'm building and I think I now know enough Ajax to get it done. I can recommend this course.