jQuery_fundamentals.md

From Bocoup's jQuery Fundamentals

1. What is something you learned that was particularly surprising/interesting?

• This is tricky: $() function always returns a jQuery object, and an object is always truthy, so sometimes it's hard to know if you've actually selected what you wanted to select.

• Jquery has methods that can generate HTML with $()

     $( '<p>', {
        html: 'Hello!',
        'class': 'greet'
      });

• You can clone objects? whatttt

• Namespaced events are pretty cool

2. What was something you already knew?

• How to select stuff
• Chaining
• Altering elements
• AJAX

3. Was there anything you feel you still don't understand?

• With es6, arrow functions change the way this is handled. This can affect you jQuery
• Event bubbling and delegation, still need more practice with this