Thanks to all who attended my jQuery presentation at the Dallas Tech Fest last Friday.

As promised, here is the code we developed and discussed during the presentation.

If you are interested in learning more about jQuery, here are two resources I recommend:

• The jQuery Web Site
• The book jQuery in Action (looks like the 2nd edition was just released!

Thanks,
Ken

I'll be presenting two sessions this Saturday (3/28/09) at the Tulsa School of Dev event being held at the North East Campus of the Tulsa Community College. (The event is being held in conjunction with Sharepoint Saturday.)

9:00am - Introduction to jQuery - Occasionally a software product comes along that fundamentally changes the way we do things... jQuery does that to the world of client-side JavaScript! Learn how to use jQuery in your web pages for styling, user interaction, animations and more. You'll be surprised at how easy it is!

1:30pm - Coding with Confidence Using C# - You're an experienced C# developer, now take your skills to the next level. In this session you will see how to get the most out of C# by learning tips and tricks on how to work with events, initialize data, minimize garbage collection, work with iterators, create binary components and more!

Hope to see you there!
Ken

Thanks to all that attended my presentation at the Dallas .NET User's Group last night! We had a good time getting started with jQuery.

You can download the demos from the presentation by clicking here.

I'll be on vacation (Spring Break!) for the next week, but will try to catch up promptly and answer any questions/comments on my return.

Thanks again!

Ken