JavaScript the Smart Way - Getting Started with jQuery
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The document is a presentation on using jQuery in conjunction with Drupal, explaining the distinctions between JavaScript, jQuery, and AJAX. It highlights the advantages of jQuery, such as simplified code and effective DOM manipulation techniques, while providing examples of using jQuery within a Drupal environment, including methods for adding JavaScript and AJAX functionality. Key takeaways emphasize jQuery's conciseness, selector capabilities, modularity, and ease of use with AJAX.
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