Learn how to work with the IntroJs library to create useful, step-by-step help and introductions for websites and applications
Overview
- Learn something new in an Instant! A short, fast, focused guide delivering immediate results
- Quickly look up the features of the IntroJs library
- Create step-by-step help and introductions for websites with minimum programming experience
- Contains many examples of introductions including multi-page introductions
- Learn how to customize and develop the IntroJs library
- Learn how to use IntroJs with other server-side frameworks
In Detail
IntroJs is a JavaScript and CSS3 library, used to create simple step-by-step help pages or introductions for websites and applications to show the users new features or whole application parts quickly and concisely. Instant IntroJs is a reference to get started with IntroJs right away.
Instant IntroJs teaches you how to work with key IntroJs methods and events to create awesome step-by-step introductions. This book contains numerous examples of introductions and help pages with detailed explanations. It also shows you how to customize the library with your preferred stylesheet or integrate it with other server-side frameworks.
Instant IntroJs teaches you how to work with the IntroJs API, methods, and events to create step-by-step introductions for websites and applications.
This book will give you the knowledge to make the preferred changes to IntroJs in order to build a customized introduction. Instant IntroJs provides many examples of introductions and helps you with using HTML attributes and JSON configurations, as well as some descriptions about how to use and integrate IntroJs with other server-side libraries, such as Ruby on Rails and PHP Yii. You will be provided with information about the latest features of IntroJs that include multi-page introductions, creating introductions using JSON configuration and HTML attributes, methods to change or customize the library, and more.
Instant IntroJs provides full and detailed examples of step-by-step introductions to help you easily learn and use the latest version of the IntroJs library.
What you will learn from this book
- Create step-by-step introductions for websites and applications
- Use HTML attributes and JSON configuration to create introductions
- Explore the main IntroJs functions and events
- Integrate IntroJs with other server-side libraries such as Ruby on Rails and PHP Yii
- Develop and customize the library to create custom introductions
- Produce many types of introductions including multi-page introduction
- Get to grips with the localization and use of the RTL version of IntroJs
Approach
Get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks. A simple starter that will guide you through IntroJs from scratch to advanced topics using a simple step by step approach with useful examples along the way.
Who this book is written for
This book is for web designers who want to create an interactive step-by-step introduction for showing specific or all parts of an application or website to users. Basic JavaScript programming and knowledge of HTML and CSS is required. No knowledge of any other JavaScript libraries is needed.
Ehsan Arasteh
Ehsan Arasteh currently works as the CTO and Software Architect at Yaraholding, a Tehranbased interactive agency and web development company. He has nine years experience in development with several languages, such as ASP.NET, C#, Java, PHP, and Python. He has also worked on banking projects, professional web applications, and so on.
He is also the CEO of Usablica; a company that makes open source applications, such as IntroJs and Magnet.
He started teaching C and C++ to high school students at the age of fourteen. He grew up with programming and started his professional life with his first official project when he was sixteen. It was his starting point in the official programming community. Since then, he has done a lot of projects as a developer, analyzer, consultant, architect, and project manager. He also came back to Academic Systems as an instructor in a game development institute, but he says, "Nothing is replaceable with coding".
