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Learn Javascript in 24 Hours CBT
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Learn Javascript in 24 Hours CBT | 584mb
Description:
A new generation of web browsers has emerged that are specifically optimized for the capabilities of javascript. This unique book-and-DVD package shows you how to use javascript to make web pages more dynamic and interactive so that you can create a first-rate user experience. Packed with expertly written s, this must-have book-and-DVD set provides instructional demonstrations on the DVD that enhance your Java Script learningexperience through tutorial demos and helpful examples. Assuming little or no previous programming experience, the self-paced s guide you through the fundamentals of programming with the javascript language and gradually build upon the basics.
Topics include:
1: Adding javascript to a Web Page.
2: Variables and javascript Syntax.
3: Functions.
4: Making Decisions.
5: Loops.
6: Scope.
7: Objects and Built-In Types.
8: Custom Objects.
9: Prototypes and Inheritance (The Function Object).
Part II: Programming the Browser.
10: The window Object.
11: Scripting Windows.
12: Scripting Frames.
13: The Document Object Model.
14: Adding HTML With javascript.
15: Modifying Element Style.
16: Introduction to Events.
17: Assigning Event Handlers with HTML Attributes.
18: Using Early DOM Event Handlers.
19: Using Standard DOM and IE Event Handlers.
20: Writing Cross-Browser Event Handlers.
21: The Standard Event Object.
22: Internet Explorer's Event Object.
23: Writing Cross-Browser Event Code.
24: Dragging and Dropping.
25: Timers and Animating Elements.
26: Forms ? A Primer.
27: Scripting Buttons.
28: Scripting Text Elements.
29: Scripting Selection Boxes.
30: Scripting Checkboxes and Radio Buttons.
31: An Introduction to Ajax.
32: Using XMLHttpRequest Objects.
33: Making Ajax Requests Using GET.
34: Making Ajax Requests Using POST.
35: JSON.
Part III: Handling Errors, Debugging, and Best Practices.
36: Common Coding Mistakes.
37: Handling Errors.
38: Debugging With Firebug.
39: Coding Guidelines.
40: Separating javascript and HTML.
41: Separating javascript and CSS.
42: Avoiding Global Scope.
43: Optimizing Your Code.
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Learn Javascript in 24 Hours CBT | 584mb
Description:
A new generation of web browsers has emerged that are specifically optimized for the capabilities of javascript. This unique book-and-DVD package shows you how to use javascript to make web pages more dynamic and interactive so that you can create a first-rate user experience. Packed with expertly written s, this must-have book-and-DVD set provides instructional demonstrations on the DVD that enhance your Java Script learningexperience through tutorial demos and helpful examples. Assuming little or no previous programming experience, the self-paced s guide you through the fundamentals of programming with the javascript language and gradually build upon the basics.
Topics include:
1: Adding javascript to a Web Page.
2: Variables and javascript Syntax.
3: Functions.
4: Making Decisions.
5: Loops.
6: Scope.
7: Objects and Built-In Types.
8: Custom Objects.
9: Prototypes and Inheritance (The Function Object).
Part II: Programming the Browser.
10: The window Object.
11: Scripting Windows.
12: Scripting Frames.
13: The Document Object Model.
14: Adding HTML With javascript.
15: Modifying Element Style.
16: Introduction to Events.
17: Assigning Event Handlers with HTML Attributes.
18: Using Early DOM Event Handlers.
19: Using Standard DOM and IE Event Handlers.
20: Writing Cross-Browser Event Handlers.
21: The Standard Event Object.
22: Internet Explorer's Event Object.
23: Writing Cross-Browser Event Code.
24: Dragging and Dropping.
25: Timers and Animating Elements.
26: Forms ? A Primer.
27: Scripting Buttons.
28: Scripting Text Elements.
29: Scripting Selection Boxes.
30: Scripting Checkboxes and Radio Buttons.
31: An Introduction to Ajax.
32: Using XMLHttpRequest Objects.
33: Making Ajax Requests Using GET.
34: Making Ajax Requests Using POST.
35: JSON.
Part III: Handling Errors, Debugging, and Best Practices.
36: Common Coding Mistakes.
37: Handling Errors.
38: Debugging With Firebug.
39: Coding Guidelines.
40: Separating javascript and HTML.
41: Separating javascript and CSS.
42: Avoiding Global Scope.
43: Optimizing Your Code.
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