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JavaScript & Ajax for Dummies

Andrew Harris

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Introduction. Part I: Programming with JavaScript. Chapter 1: Taking the Web to the Next Level. Chapter 2: Writing Your First Program. Chapter 3: Changing Program Behavior with Conditions. Chapter 4: Loops and Debugging. Chapter 5: Functions, Arrays, and Objects. Part II: Using JavaScript to Enhance Your Pages. Chapter 6: Talking to the Page. Chapter 7: Getting Valid Input. Chapter 8: Moving and Grooving. Part III: Moving Up to AJAX. Chapter 9: AJAX Essentials. Chapter 10: Improving JavaScript and AJAX with jQuery. Chapter 11: Animating jQuery. Chapter 12: Using the jQuery User Interface Toolkit. Chapter 13: Improving Usability with jQuery. Chapter 14: Working with AJAX Data. Part IV: The Part of Tens. Chapter 15: Ten Amazing jQuery Plugins. Chapter 16: Ten Great Resources. Index.

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Key concepts: Ajax, JavaScript, Debugging, Computer science, Rich Internet application, Unobtrusive JavaScript, World Wide Web, Plug-in