Thursday, September 09, 2010                           
Creating User Interfaces Using jQuery UI
Monday 12 9:30 AM to Wednesday 14 April 2010 5:00 PM Confirmed Skillnet Technical Training Event
  Galway Technology Centre

ITAG Ref:  T120410
 
 
Cost Details
Gross Cost per person:  €660
Net Cost per person after rebate:  €495
 
 
Closing Date:  26-March
 
 
 
This 3-day workshop teaches attendees to use the freely available jQuery UI library to develop compelling user interfaces for their Web sites and applications.
 
Attendees learn how to use jQuery UI's extended set of animation effects, how to create and configure instances of jQuery UI interaction helpers, how to implement jQuery UI interface components like Datepickers and Accordions, and how to develop plugins that extend jQuery UI's capabilities.
 
 
Objectives
At the completion of this course, the student will be able to:
Incorporate the most recent version of jQuery UI into Web pages.
Understand how jQuery UI extends a number of jQuery wrapped set methods.
Make use to jQuery UI's additional animation effects.
Implement jQuery UI interaction helpers.
Create and configure jQuery UI user interface components.
Understand the basics of the jQuery UI plugin architecture.
 
 
Required Software
Internet Explorer 6 or higher
Firefox 2 or higher with the Firebug plugin installed
The Web page or text editor students will be using after the class
 
 
Prerequisites
Knowledge and experience of jQuery
 
 
Course Content
 
Getting Started with jQuery UI
o Downloading the Most Recent Version of jQuery UI
o Using an Existing Theme or Creating Your Own
o jQuery Wrapped Set Methods Extended by jQuery UI
o jQuery UI Animation Effects
o Using Animations with show(), hide() and toggle()
 
jQuery UI Interaction Helpers
o Draggables
o Droppables
o Resizables
o Selectables
o Sortables
 
jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part I
o Progressbar
o Slider
o Datepicker
o Dialog
 
jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part II
o Tabs
o Accordions
 
jQuery UI Plugins
o Using an Object to Retain State Information
o Using a Single Method with an Action Argument
o Creating a Plugin Using $.widget()
o Using _getData() and _setData()
o Adding Callbacks to a Plugin


 
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