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I’m picking up jQuery and jQuery UI and I would like some suggestions on some practice exercises for learning the libraries.
I’m particularly interested in Ajax and anything that might be a little bit .net centric.
I acknowledge that the jQuery web site has lots of simple examples showing how to use all the individual function calls, but I’m interested in seeing how they work with more practical examples.
Rading jquery official documentation, tutorials as well as deploying your own code, just start low and go slow, after all the bugs and doubts, tons of google searches and SO browsing you will be a guru. I think it is the best way, probably not the most productive. As someone said: the expert is one who had a lot of errors on the way and learnt from them.
So start coding now!
If you want ajax: search for getJSON() function first, I think it is the best step to start learing client-server interaction.
PS: also some good javascript book is also good for you, whiule jquery allow a big deal of abstraction it is still based on javascript.
If you still want some links, here you go: