The Book of JavaScript
JavaScript lets users enrich their Web pages with interactivity, animation, and other fun and useful features that can make a site worth every click. Unlike many other books, this complete guide teaches the JavaScript language as well as how to apply it. JavaScript savant David Thau guides coders through every hurdle, covering image swaps, functions, frames, cookies, alarms, and other seemingly mysterious JavaScript capacities with ease. Both reference and tutorial, each chapter addresses a particular function with a real-world example and an appropriate lesson. Readers try their hand and then see how the author coded it. Chapter by chapter, they acquire a range of skills including how to make a Web site remember a visitor's name and preferences. Topics include: Browser detection; Rollovers; Window manipulation; Custom functions; Form processing; Arrays; Loops; Timing events; Frames; Image maps; Form validation; Cookies; and Dynamic HTML (DHTML).
- Cost: $20.97
- Pages: 397
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 1886411360
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The Book of JavaScript
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Released Date:
January 15, 2000
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$20.97
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$29.95
Pages:
397
Edition:
Book and CD-ROM edition
ISBN:
1886411360
Publisher:
No Starch Press
Author:
Dave Thau, David Thau
Keywords:
learn javascript, javascript coders, javascript cookies, javascript alamrs, javascript image swaps
Summary:
Complete guide teaches the JavaScript language
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JavaScript lets users enrich their Web pages with interactivity, animation, and other fun and useful features that can make a site worth every click. Unlike many other books, this complete guide teaches the JavaScript language as well as how to apply it. JavaScript savant David Thau guides coders through every hurdle, covering image swaps, functions, frames, cookies, alarms, and other seemingly mysterious JavaScript capacities with ease. Both reference and tutorial, each chapter addresses a particular function with a real-world example and an appropriate lesson. Readers try their hand and then see how the author coded it. Chapter by chapter, they acquire a range of skills including how to make a Web site remember a visitor's name and preferences. Topics include: Browser detection; Rollovers; Window manipulation; Custom functions; Form processing; Arrays; Loops; Timing events; Frames; Image maps; Form validation; Cookies; and Dynamic HTML (DHTML).
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