Jquery: making an interactive website

jQuery is a JavaScript-based library that can be incorporated into virtually any web front end.

It was one of the first libraries to simplify and enhance JavaScript, achieving with just a few commands what would otherwise require several lines of code in JS.

jQuery allows adding on-page functionality without the need for refreshing, meaning it enables data saving, information refreshing, selection, and storage automatically, without sending to the server for processing and page refresh with updated data (though information is sent to the server in the background).

jQuery allows capturing events on HTML tags or CSS classes. Some of the most used events include:

• The Click event,
• The Change event,
• And the Focus event.

It captures when a user clicks on a button or input and triggers certain actions, such as displaying an alert window.

When someone selects an option in a selector or changes it, it can be captured with Change and also trigger certain actions, like updating data in another selector.

Focus is used when a user switches from one input to another element, allowing, for example, validation of the entered information.

jQuery offers many functions to perform a wide range of actions, such as validations, stylization, rendering, among others.

Note:

jQuery works in conjunction with some design frameworks like Bootstrap. These frameworks have various components that interact, and this interaction is provided by jQuery.

Undoubtedly, it is the perfect complement, especially for server-side interpreted programming languages.

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