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JavaScript: A Programmer's Companion from Basics through DHTML, CSS and DOM

Stefan Koch

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From the Publisher: JavaScript is one of the most popular scripting languages for producing dynamic web pages, and is popular not just because it is easy to learn, but also because it is platform-independent, meaning that most web browsers can handle it. It can be used to create sites which are vibrant, user-friendly and arresting. As a way of enhancing the contents of a website, JavaScript is enormously successful. Whether you have web development experience or have never programmed before, Stefan Koch provides an excellent introduction to programming with JavaScript, using motivating examples and clear, concise language. Rather than simply providing ready-made scripts, the author encourages you to try modifying and enhancing the programs yourself so that you can harness the potential of JavaScript to give you exactly what you need. JavaScript offers A thorough introduction to programming with JavaScript A concise language reference and numerous examples Coverage of cross-browser issues Thorough coverage of DOM level 2 and CSS and emphasis on DHTML

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From the Publisher: JavaScript is one of the most popular scripting languages for producing dynamic web pages, and is popular not just because it is easy to learn, but also because it is platform-independent, meaning that most web browsers can handle it. It can be used to create sites which are vibrant, user-friendly and arresting. As a way of enhancing the contents of a website, JavaScript is enormously successful. Whether you have web development experience or have never programmed before, Stefan Koch provides an excellent introduction to programming with JavaScript, using motivating examples and clear, concise language. Rather than simply providing ready-made scripts, the author encourages you to try modifying and enhancing the programs yourself so that you can harness the potential of JavaScript to give you exactly what you need. JavaScript offers A thorough introduction to programming with JavaScript A concise language reference and numerous examples Coverage of cross-browser issues Thorough coverage of DOM level 2 and CSS and emphasis on DHTML

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From the Publisher: JavaScript is one of the most popular scripting languages for producing dynamic web pages, and is popular not just because it is easy to learn, but also because it is platform-independent, meaning that most web browsers can handle it. It can be used to create sites which are vibrant, user-friendly and arresting. As a way of enhancing the contents of a website, JavaScript is enormously successful. Whether you have web development experience or have never programmed before, Stefan Koch provides an excellent introduction to programming with JavaScript, using motivating examples and clear, concise language. Rather than simply providing ready-made scripts, the author encourages you to try modifying and enhancing the programs yourself so that you can harness the potential of JavaScript to give you exactly what you need. JavaScript offers A thorough introduction to programming with JavaScript A concise language reference and numerous examples Coverage of cross-browser issues Thorough coverage of DOM level 2 and CSS and emphasis on DHTML

Key concepts: Unobtrusive JavaScript, JavaScript, Computer science, Rich Internet application, World Wide Web, Scripting language, Programmer, Client-side scripting

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