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    benams
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    I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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      I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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      Pete OHanlon
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      You really should know at least a little about JavaScript and the DOM to work with jQuery.

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        I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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        I agree, knowledge of JavaScript and CSS is a prerequisite for jQuery. But, most of the references I've seen bring this instruction along a part of the tutorial. Take a look at jQuery Fundamentals. Also, there are free sample chapters available for jQuery: Novice to Ninja, which is a really well written intro.

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          I agree, knowledge of JavaScript and CSS is a prerequisite for jQuery. But, most of the references I've seen bring this instruction along a part of the tutorial. Take a look at jQuery Fundamentals. Also, there are free sample chapters available for jQuery: Novice to Ninja, which is a really well written intro.

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          Atulkryadav
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          You should have to little bit knowledge of java script and css

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            I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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            JQuery is a JavaScript library. If you want to understand what it does and how it does it, for debugging or knowledge, then you must understand JavaScript.


            I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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              I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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              berba
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              Hi, I advise you to start with the tutorials for Javascript first before moving to JQUERY. Maybe you can start with the following link: http://www.w3schools.com/\[^\] It contains JQuery tutorials as well

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                I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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                Better you start from here and here

                modified on Wednesday, June 22, 2011 3:31 AM

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                  I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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                  benams wrote:

                  Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

                  It would be better if you start with javascript little bit(Useful for Non-jQuery projects).So just browse w3schools, it's enough for you. Starter kit JavaScript Tutorial[^] @ W3Schools jQuery Tutorial[^] @ W3Schools Tutorials & examples Learning jQuery[^] 50+ Amazing Jquery Examples- Part1[^] Plugins 50 Useful jQuery Plugins to Enhance your Forms[^] Useful jQuery Plugins to Enhance HTML Tables[^] 35 Fresh and Useful jQuery Plugins[^] 45+ Fresh Out of the oven jQuery Plugins[^] 37 More Shocking jQuery Plugins[^] 45 jQuery Navigation Plugins and Tutorials[

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                    I am a begginer asp.net developer and now I want to learn about some client-side langauages. I'm a liitle familiar with javascript, and I want to start learning Jquery. Is it OK if I learn only Jquery instead of javascript? do I have to know javascript well before starting my javascript lessons?

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                    JQuery is to JavaScript what MFC is to C++, you cannot really learn MFC without knowing a bit of C++, it applies to JQuery as well.

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