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Re: JavaScript, jQuery and CSS book recommendations

On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 2:30 PM, Allen, Todd <Todd.Allen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Going to Angular/React would be a huge jump at this juncture, in my
opinion. Unless you are moving toward a single page application (SPA), it
would add unnecessary complexity. jQuery has been around a while, true,
but is an excellent JavaScript library. It is worth learning.

Thanks,
Todd


I agree 100%.

Learn Javascript basics.
Learn how jQuery makes Javascript super easy for complex tasks.

Then check out other offerings like Angular. jQuery, for the most part, is
more than enough for simple and powerful client side web app programming.

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