JavaScript : the complete reference
Powell, Thomas A. 1968-
JavaScript : the complete reference Thomas A. Powell, Fritz Schneider. - Third edition. - xxi, 954 pages ; 24 cm
Includes index.
JavaScript: The Complete Reference, Third Edition provides illustrative examples, line-by-line code samples, and practical development advice―from the core of the language to the various standard and emerging APIs supported by modern web browsers. This in-depth resource covers everything you need to know, whether you’re trying to understand the fundamentals of weak typing in JavaScript, reduce your confusion over closures, or perform common tasks like form validation or Ajax calls.
Explore core JavaScript syntax and data types
Investigate often confusing concepts such as weak typing and closures
Use object-oriented programming the JavaScript way
See what changes come from ECMAScript 5
Perform dynamic content updates using DOM methods
Handle user-generated events with modern event models
Modernize form handling with HTML5 and JavaScript
Use the XMLHttpRequest object to create Ajax applications
Control animation and multimedia content with JavaScript
Generate bitmap graphics with the Canvas API
Learn methods to handle the challenges of cross-browser coding
Discover defensive development and error handling
9780071741200 0071741208
2012028900
JavaScript (Computer program language)
ECMAScript
QA76.73.J39 / P69 2012
005.2762 POW 2012
JavaScript : the complete reference Thomas A. Powell, Fritz Schneider. - Third edition. - xxi, 954 pages ; 24 cm
Includes index.
JavaScript: The Complete Reference, Third Edition provides illustrative examples, line-by-line code samples, and practical development advice―from the core of the language to the various standard and emerging APIs supported by modern web browsers. This in-depth resource covers everything you need to know, whether you’re trying to understand the fundamentals of weak typing in JavaScript, reduce your confusion over closures, or perform common tasks like form validation or Ajax calls.
Explore core JavaScript syntax and data types
Investigate often confusing concepts such as weak typing and closures
Use object-oriented programming the JavaScript way
See what changes come from ECMAScript 5
Perform dynamic content updates using DOM methods
Handle user-generated events with modern event models
Modernize form handling with HTML5 and JavaScript
Use the XMLHttpRequest object to create Ajax applications
Control animation and multimedia content with JavaScript
Generate bitmap graphics with the Canvas API
Learn methods to handle the challenges of cross-browser coding
Discover defensive development and error handling
9780071741200 0071741208
2012028900
JavaScript (Computer program language)
ECMAScript
QA76.73.J39 / P69 2012
005.2762 POW 2012