The Largest jQuery Class in the World

Jeffrey Way on Feb 20th 2012 with 86 comments

A couple weeks ago, Tuts+ Premium launched a free new real-time course, called “30 Days to Learn jQuery.” After signing up, each member receives an email, linking to a new video lesson for an entire month.

I’m pleased to announce that, after only two weeks into the course, we’ve amassed the largest jQuery class in the world, with 40,000 registered students!

You Can Still Sign Up

If you never got around to signing up for the course, you still can; there’s no deadline. Even after I publish the final “Lesson 30,” the course will continue to be freely available forever.

For those of you who have some experience with jQuery, the final two weeks of the course will focus on higher level concepts, such as templating, code organization, deferreds, and much more. It’s okay to jump ahead, if you already know the essentials!

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http://mattrheault.com Matt
You guys leave me no choice, I’ll just have to renew my membership!
Rahul
Thanx Jeff..
M
Jeff,
this brings up some memories (those days you were posting jQuery tutorials, recorded using MS Visual Studio few years back – I think you weren’t working for Envato at the time.). Do you remeber?
Thanks for this, you are an awesome teacher.

http://www.jeffrey-way.com Jeffrey Way
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Long time ago…gosh those screencasts were bad. :)

Techeese
I still have those videos somewhere in my hard drive good times good times

http://none Alex
I am waiting for march to get fully tutorials. So that if i want to learn faster i could just click “next” for my next tutorials. not that waiting for 24 hours to have next tutorials. Anyway, thanks to you jeffrey way. Best instructor!
Ari
Jeff:
Appreciate what you are trying to do…
I am profoundly deaf. Do you have transcripts that will allow me to fully understand the tutorials?
http://niallm1.com Niall
I’m still following the classes and really enjoying them too!
http://www.olliemurphy.com/ Ollie
Half way through and I’m loving it. Best part is how you teach best practices and techniques for total newbs like me. Thanks for making it free too btw.
Rich
Day 29, there is no download for the Screencast :(
Arindam Biswas
Thank you for doing this. You make learning fun.
http://Luminouspro.com Joe
Largest JQuery class in the world! And I thought we were having over crowding in our public schools! :) Thanks for sharing this. I can’t wait to participate in the largest JQuery class in the world.
krunal
Thanks for this course, it helps me lot.
Charul Shukla
One reason i keep coming on this blog is ability to surprise its reader when things getting little dull on daily basis. thanks jeff for such a wonderful offer for everyone of us.
I am kind of a old timer though, sticked with classic ASP and JavaScript from almost a decade (still able make a decent living). But i think its time now to move on and learn few things in life before its get too late :)
http://wpden.net/ Ritesh Sanap
Great work Jeff, i m also one of your Students, and you thought really well jQuery to me, it made lot of my work easier and now i m much happier, all thanks to you
http://www.shilfti.com.br Mauricio
Poderia ser gratis essas video aulas neh!!
Thiago Lima
Congrats! This is, without doubts, the best course I’ve seen!
http://webdesign.seocusco.com Fred
is a great tutorial, I’m in the middle
Habib Al Saki
Thanks for this.
hugo
fantastic !