JavaScript Programmer's Reference
Date: 6 January 2011 | Posted by: iwingmusic
Since its introduction by Netscape over fourteen years ago, javascript has become one of the most
widely used scripting languages in existence. Today, virtually every personal computer on the planet has
a javascript engine on it, whether it ’ s a Mac, Windows PC, or Linux computer. It helps developers create
rich user experiences on the web, and is a contributing factor to the development of the Internet as a
viable platform for business applications.
This book is intended to be more than a simple collection of tutorials and reference material. It ’ s meant to
be a comprehensive and accurate resource for both new and experienced developers. It ’ s the kind
of book you ’ ll want to keep next to your computer at all times to flip through to remind yourself of
techniques, browser compatibility, and in - depth explanation on some of the most bleeding - edge features
of the language. It moves from the basics of syntax, general characteristics, and flow - control, to
advanced approaches to object oriented inheritance, offline storage, Ajax, and debugging. Still, you don ’ t
need to read this book from cover - to - cover. It uses discrete examples instead of large reference
applications, and clear meaningful headings for easy browsing. You can jump to any point in the
material, and provided you have at least some understanding of the preceding chapters, you should be
able to jump right in. Finally, this book differs from other javascript books by pushing you beyond
casual familiarity, and by providing some new tools to solve difficult real - world problems.
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