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JavaScript

Raed Bajunaid
Raed Bajunaid
3,058 Points
Posted by Raed Bajunaid
Raed Bajunaid
3,058 Points

AJAX and jQuery

Should I take jQuery course before going to the next stage?

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

I'm not sure what course and/or track you are following, but jQuery is essentially "its own thing". So I think you can take it at any time, but before starting a course that relies on it in the examples. But any such course should mention it as a prerequisite.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

Unless the AJAX course uses jQuery in the example code (and the instructor should have said so if it does), I wouldn't think you'd need to take jQuery first .

Raed Bajunaid
Raed Bajunaid
3,058 Points
Raed Bajunaid
Raed Bajunaid
3,058 Points

Well, I’m following JavaScript full stack track and I reached AJAX basic concepts. jQuery was mentioned in a previous course as a suggestion to take after I finished DOM, was not prerequisite. What is your advice? I’m in AJAX basics, Should I stop for taking jQuery first? It will be beneficial in Ajax or no ?