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curiouswebster

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I am having quite a bit of fun w/ jQuery at W3Schools, actually. More questions to come...<br />
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Thanks
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I am having quite a bit of fun w/ jQuery at W3Schools, actually. More questions to come...

Thanks

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Need a simple Visual Studio jQuery test environment.<br />
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I expect to be working in Visual Studio on a project which will involve Angular, Kendo UI and jQuery. So I need to set up a simple Visual Studio test environment where I can play around with some of the more complex jQuery commands.<br />
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What is the best way to do this in Visual Studio? I feel like I need a solution with an HTML file and a folder that contains jQuery. But feel free to suggest a few steps that can get me to that point.<br />
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And please include the steps to get jQuery installed. I assume that is just a NuGet call. But what about other dependencies?<br />
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Thanks.
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Need a simple Visual Studio jQuery test environment.

I expect to be working in Visual Studio on a project which will involve Angular, Kendo UI and jQuery. So I need to set up a simple Visual Studio test environment where I can play around with some of the more complex jQuery commands.

What is the best way to do this in Visual Studio? I feel like I need a solution with an HTML file and a folder that contains jQuery. But feel free to suggest a few steps that can get me to that point.

And please include the steps to get jQuery installed. I assume that is just a NuGet call. But what about other dependencies?


Thanks.

Need a simple Visual Studio jQuery test environment

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