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jQuery Tutorial #2 - Event Binding - jQuery Tutorial for Beginners

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jQuery Tutorial #2 - Event Binding - jQuery Tutorial for Beginners

563,602 views October 26, 2014 7:33

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This second part of the jQuery Tutorial for beginners will show you how to do event binding with jQuery. Events happen whenever a user clicks, hovers, drags, types, or does pretty much anything to interact with an HTML element.

jQuery allows the web developer to easily write a program to listen to these javavscript events and modify the webpage in realtime. This is often called a dynamic website.

You can do all of this in plain javascript, but jQuery makes it incredibly easier.

Previous Lesson - #1: youtube.com/watch?v=hMxGhHNOkCU&list=UUVTlv…
Next Lesson - #3: youtube.com/watch?v=Cc3K2jDdKTo&list=UUVTlv…

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LearnCode.academy published this 7:33 video tutorial on October 26, 2014. It has been watched 563,602 times on YouTube.

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