jQuery + Memory Match Project

Bad For Education - Coding Tips For The Junior Developer & Beyond

We discuss jQuery versus vanilla JavaScript, when you should use it, and why it's important and needed. We also talk about our first (real) project, the memory match game.
jQuery is a well known fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library. It makes things easier such as:

• HTML DOM manipulation
• event handling and animation
• Ajax much simpler with an easy-to-use API that works across a multitude of browsers.

However you shouldn't be using or depending on jQuery until you are familiar with vanilla JavaScript because it is a library.
Memory Match Project
Andrew and Jason's first project was the Guessing Game, but since that isn't as complex, they both feel it is not a good project to place on a resume for employment. The Memory Match on the other hand uses features from jQuery as well as asynchronous calls and when built properly, can be a great portfolio showcase!

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