AJAX with jQuery: The Beginning

More tutorials and screencasts(at higher resolutions) on web and game development can be found at http://heybigname.com

This is the first in a series of screencasts covering AJAX with jQuery.

AJAX is briefly explained and we implement an AJAX call using the jQuery load command.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• ajax
• jquery
• screencast
• tutorial
• web
• development
• programming
• javascript
• html

[barnamah]

Thank you. this looks very simple.

CHANGE BACKGROUND COLOR!!

please change the background to white as it is unreadable for example the $ sing is totally different and simply it is annoying.

[ShawnMcCool]

@barnamah

Follow the link in the READ MORE to get the readable version of the video. YouTube's compression algorithm destroyed the readability.

[chronocream]

Excellent. Wasn't aware of the load method and its versatility. Hope to see more.

P.S. Even with my volume all the way up, I could still barely hear you.

[ShawnMcCool]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll be sure to increase the volume on the next recordings.

[monofono2006]

@ShawnMcCool And also can you record in high quality plz. Good tutorial keep it up.

[ShawnMcCool]

@monofono2006

I did record in high quality. If you follow the link in the video description you'll see how the videos look great until they get hit by youtube's encoding algorithm.

[skreemy]

@tpaladin It does. The dude is wrong.

[tpaladin]

i thought its stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML not XHTML.

[programmingismylife]

very bad quality so couldn't understand anything :(

[Darienbeagle]

Good tutorial but very hard to read the screen.

[EJWProduction]

Wow, it's amazing, I didn't know 5 and 7 were even numbers.

I get the point though! And thanks, it's a great tutorial.

[ButaneWebEditor]

Shawn, I just got into jQuery and your videos are helping me shape my content management system Butane. I will be using a good amount of AJAX in our admin menus and I have already started using the AJAX code from your videos. Good job. - Bruce

[MrNathanShow]

He use a IDE called zend google it

[monofono2006]

@ShawnMcCool ok cool, thank you.