Learning 200 jQuery Functions with 800 Examples (Udemy.com)

it's good

Very good examples to follow.

Great course. Really a lot of usefull stuff.However, a few things with ajax doesnt work, since it demands sqli instead of sql. This should be fixed.

Great! And make more clear with jQuery's function.

Many courses require you to follow each lesson closely or you wont understand or even work the next lesson. These jQuery lessons are solid with a start middle and end. So pick a lesson and you will know without reference to other lessons how to apply the content of the lesson. As a consequence the lessons may feel longer than necessary. But personally I feel ok with this as there is a lot of detail discussed and by the end of each lesson you have got the point of the lesson.Looking forward to more courses from Kiarus.

THE GOOD:This is a very comprehensive Jquery course. I'm currently taking Rob Percival's Build 14 Websites course which goes through Jquery a bit quickly. With this course I'm now understanding the coding a lot better. The instructors in the videos do explain things very well and everything is great when it works.THE BAD:The organization of the videos. There are videos (or parts of) that repeat what was already taught. Some go very forward and are more complicated than the videos that follow.THE UGLY:OUTDATED and depreciated Jquery coding a throughout the course. The coding is optimum for HTML 4. Expect a TON of Googling to find what works currently. Most of the time, you don't know if there's an error in your code or if it's depreciated.Also, there's never any reply from the instructors in the course messages board. Never. In one area I posted my question in Rob Percival's class so that I could get it answered. They have firmly promised to have the videos updated by Sept 2015 end. It is Oct 2 and NOTHING is changed. Just more empty promises.IN SHORT: Until this course gets updated, I firmly recommend anyone to look for another course. I'm extremely frustrated and am only 2/3 through the class.

Many functionality explained in the course don't work in the way they are explained here or they don't work at all... some of them misused... why php used all arround??? Disapointed...

I see that for most of the comments by students, there is no response from the instructor!

If it was more up to date I might give more stars but when I bought the course it didn't state this only learn this after the fact. Could be better quality of video.

The tutorials are clear and detailed. I would give 5 stars but unfortunately some methods are deprecated or removed from current jQuery version.

I like these types of courses and I wish there were more like this. The thing to keep in mind about this one, it's very long. If you want a comprehensive course that covers jQuery, this is it. You won't be getting into a lot of complex control flow operations (like loops, conditionals, etc.), this is pure jQuery functions. Think of it like a guided tour through the jQuery API.There's one downside; the age of this course means there might be a few functions that have changed with newer versions of jQuery, or in at least one case, a function might be covered here that's been removed. You're also not going to be learning best practices, like how to structure your code or proper design patterns. Again, this is just a tour of jQuery functions, what they do, how they work, and how they're used.Courses like this are helpful, not because you're expected to memorize all the material. The point is, later on when you're working on a project and you're trying to figure out how to get something done, you're more likely to remember "I've seen a solution for this before." You might not remember the exact syntax, but after taking a course like this, you'll know enough that there's a thing out there that will do what you want, and it gives you enough to go on to research what it is and how to use it.Another course I took that was similar to this was an Ansible course. It worked the same way, they went over almost all of the core Ansible modules and common methods. By the end I didn't have it all memorized, but when I had to go use Ansible at work, I knew enough to know where to look.Other than the age of the course, my only other complaint is the video quality. It says 720p but it looks more like 480p. It's a bit fuzzy. Still, you get used to it and it's not too bad. There's no other course on jQuery I've found that's quite like this. It will take you a few sittings to get through it (I've been at it for 2 days straight and I'm not even 1/3 of the way through), but by the end, you'll know more than enough to be dangerous!

Obviously this course is a little dated at this point but gives a good overview of jQuery.