Extending jQuery 3.33 http://spkr8.com/t/1402

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At a certain point the methods that jQuery provides will not be enough. It is at this point that understanding how to build a jQuery plugin correctly can allow you to leverage jQuery's selecting & chaining, while at the same time giving you the freedom to extend jQuery however you see fit. In this session we will briefly touch on why jQuery plugins are needed and then spend the majority of our time actually building a plugin. The goal of the session will be to express the broad concepts central to plugin development.

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Stream jptoto, 12 Sep 16:38

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Constantly pointed at one screen rather than using the mouse and podium to point to code and reach the entire room despite requests to stop. Made too many assumptions about the knowledge of jquery considering this was a beginner class.

Stream stevenblack, 12 Sep 18:39

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Took a while to get rolling...

Stream defeated, 12 Sep 19:47

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I think Cody did well despite the talk being derailed by questions like:

why are you using double quotes instead of apostrophes?

(Half kidding. Some of the audience didn't grok the difference between $/jQuery object vs. the wrapped result set.)

Stream figital, 13 Sep 15:57

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I found the outline of this presentation to be well targeted in demonstrating most of the elements of plug-ins (which is not necessarily an introductory topic). This would be a good candidate for a screencast. It might be nice to dump/visualize some of the objects so a beginning audience can follow along easier (as @defeated mentioned).

Stream figital, 13 Sep 20:34

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Cody reviewed this feedback and hosted an impromptu breakout session the next day for those who wanted a more basic introduction or had more questions. Thank you!

Missing kirmcglone, 14 Sep 14:07

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Was definitely tough to follow along as someone on the right side of the room. I agree with @jptoto that some things were assumed to be common knowledge and probably were not. Made it difficult to ask questions since many concepts were described as "basic" and "straight forward".

119 tol, 16 Sep 16:32

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This is the best compliment I can give. I bought your book. I hope you continue to contribute to the community.

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