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The document discusses JavaScript, jQuery, and jQuery UI. It covers what JavaScript is and its uses, including client-side scripting, providing instant feedback, and interacting with HTML through the DOM. It then discusses the DOM and how jQuery can make interacting with it easier than vanilla JavaScript. The document provides an example of building tabs with jQuery UI's tabs method. It argues that with libraries like jQuery, you don't need as much expertise in the DOM, JavaScript, and ensuring cross-browser compatibility compared to using them on their own.
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