Whether you’re an avid jQuery developer or just someone who is starting out, this jQuery cheat sheet below will help you out.
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Whether you’re an avid jQuery developer or just someone who is starting out, this jQuery cheat sheet below will help you out.
Raaz shrestha
Great cheatsheet for the beginners.
I really appriciate your effort for creating this cheatsheet. I run a blog. Can i use this cheatsheet in my site. This may really help my audience.
Once again thank you for the awesome cheatsheet. !!!
Nick Schäferhoff
Hey Raaz, yes, feel free to use the code at the bottom to share the cheat sheet on your blog.
Simon
Great cheat sheet!
Am I allowed to reuse this cheat sheet in the context of a workshop,
and if this is the case under which license are you distributing this cheat sheet?
Of course the source will be properly attributed if this is a requirement of the license.
Thank you in advance for your reply 🙂
WebsiteSetup Editorial
Hi Simon,
Absolutely – feel free to use it on your WorkShop. Just mention that it was made by websitesetup.org
Cheers
WebsiteSetup Editorial
rlyshw
WebsiteSetup Editorial,
Looks really nice!
One thing I’d like to see, as a developer that often flicks between my work and the JQuery docs, is a bit more info on what each thing listed does.
It’s cool to have a list if I remembered exactly what each and everything in JQuery does, but I don’t. I think adding a very short description beside each item would make me turn to your cheat sheet first, before the JQuery online docs.
Also consider that I might be a developer with limited internet connection so a printable cheat sheet like this could prove super useful if it had almost as much info as the official documentation.
Thanks for sharing, it looks awesome!