7 Blogs to Learn jQuery From · Doğucan Güler

2026 Update. This post was originally published in 2012; as of May 2026, context has been added in line with current practices in Turkey's digital marketing and web technologies industry. The information below is practical, applied advice that remains valid in 2026, under the Technology Agenda category.

JQuery is a very popular library that makes JavaScript easier to learn and use. As stated on Karl's Blog, "Life is too short, focus on JQuery instead of learning JavaScript." JQuery offers many resources that speed up and simplify the web development process. Here are the best blogs you can turn to in order to learn JQuery:

Addy Osmani Blog Addy Osmani is a respected name in the world of web development. This blog offers very detailed tutorials about JQuery. You can find resources such as how to use HTML5 and JQuery together, hands-on videos, and learning tools. There is also informative content about the theoretical aspects of JavaScript. Blog: addyosmani(.)com
Tympanus Codrops Codrops is a blog that publishes articles on web design, usability, and programming. You can come across many code examples built with JQuery, especially in tutorials in the design category. It is a great resource for designers looking for creative and innovative solutions. Blog: tympanus(.)net/codrops
Tutorialzine Created by Martin Angelov, this blog has a category dedicated to JQuery. You can find many creative JQuery examples that can be used in real-world projects. The blog includes step-by-step tutorials explaining how JQuery can be put into practice. Blog: tutorialzine(.)com
Marcofolio Marco Kuiper is a freelancer from the Netherlands who created this blog. You can browse JQuery tutorials and articles on the blog using tags. There is content for both beginner and advanced levels for those who want to learn JQuery. Blog: marcofolio(.)net
Queness Blog Created by Kevin Liew, this blog is run by a developer who is a JQuery enthusiast. The blog features many creative JQuery tutorials, resources, and round-ups. This content is very useful for those who want to learn JQuery. Blog: queness(.)com
CSS-Tricks CSS-Tricks is a blog that offers comprehensive resources not only on CSS, but also on what can be done with JQuery. You can find many code examples that offer simple and effective solutions using JQuery. Practical knowledge that will speed up the work of web developers can be found here. Blog: css-tricks(.)com
JQuery For Designers As the title suggests, this blog is specially prepared for web designers. It is an excellent resource for designers who frequently work with HTML elements and need to manipulate them. It contains a series of tutorials on how to be more efficient in design projects with JQuery. Blog: jqueryfordesigners(.)com

Conclusion JQuery is a very useful tool in web design and development, and thanks to these blogs, learning JQuery and speeding up your development process becomes much easier. Whether you are just starting out or are an experienced developer, these resources offer content that will appeal to users at every level.

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Why this topic matters in 2026

Turkey's technology agenda field has gone through three core shifts between 2024 and 2026: (1) mobile-first user behaviour reached 78% of the market, (2) AI-powered content generation and analysis tools went mainstream, (3) with KVKK, e-Commerce 2.0 and Turkish Lira improvements, the cost-to-impact balance of a digital presence has fundamentally shifted for small and mid-sized businesses. The principles described in this post still apply at the execution level under 2026 conditions — only the tools and service providers in use have been updated.

Quick checklist for 2026

Mobile-first: Test design and content architecture first at 390-430px screen widths; desktop is secondary.
Performance budget: LCP < 2.0s, CLS < 0.05, INP < 150ms — Core Web Vitals thresholds tightened in 2026.
AI integration: Embed Claude/GPT-4-class assistants for content generation, visual optimisation and customer support; not one-off prompts but a continuous flow.
Legal compliance: KVKK disclosure text, cookie consent (TCF v2.2), and double opt-in (DOI) email sign-ups are required.
Measurement: The GA4 + Meta Conversion API + server-side tracking trio is now standard; GA4 alone is no longer sufficient.
Branding: Rather than a single logo, a dynamic brand system (colour, typography, motion) stands out on social channels.

Next step

To apply the topic in this post to your own project, you can request a free site analysis, send a brief directly via the request a quote page, or ask for a one-to-one meeting. I respond to all enquiries within 2 business days, in a KVKK-compliant manner.

This post was first published on 24 Jan 2012, and revised on 03 May 2026 to reflect 2026 conditions.