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JavaScript : BooksOfficial Netscape Javascript Book
Official Netscape Javascript 1.2 Book: The Nonprogrammer's Guide to Creating Interactive Web Pages, Second Edition, by Peter Kent and John Kent and under the Netscape Press umbrella, offers fairly complete coverage of the JavaScript language. If you are already familiar with Java, you'll only have to bone up on the basic user interface functions (alert, prompt, confirm), the basic JavaScript objects, (window and document) and their methods, and a few new string-handling functions (dealing with generating HTML and specifying fonts). If you are starting from a background in C, however, you'll need to become familiar with the different syntax for I/O and string manipulation, the limited object hierarchy, and a different event handling (which will be found to be easier than C++ and much easier than the Windows SDK). Experienced programmers will be interested in the advanced features that this book covers.
- Cost: $24.99
- Pages: 480
- Edition: 11th edition
- ISBN: 1566044650
Perl, CGI, and JavaScript Complete
In a world of overpriced programming books comes the best value of all time: Perl, CGI, and JavaScript Complete. With twice the page count and at half of price of similar volumes, Web programmers will never need another reference. The book features complete coverage of the key technologies that non-Microsoft programmers are using today to build interactive Web sites. It also includes references to Perl commands and modules, plus a JavaScript object reference. A reference book for Web developers to the most popular technologies for building Web sites. Includes Javascript fundamentals, advanced Javascript, Perl and CGI fundamentals, and Javascript and Perl references. Highlights the important skills needed to create interactive Web sites. Topics include working with JavaScript; Adding JavaScript to your web page; working with objects; processing forms; using hidden fields and cookies; interfacing JavaScript with CGI programs; JavaScript Objects.
- Cost: $13.99
- Pages: 971
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 0782127800
Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript
JavaScript is one of the easiest, most straightforward ways to enhance a Web site with interactivity. Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours serves as an easy-to-understand tutorial on both scripting basics and JavaScript itself. The book is written in a clear and personable style with an extensive use of practical, complete examples. The Third Edition of Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours includes material on the latest developments in JavaScript and Web scripting. Readers will learn how to use JavaScript to enhance Web pages with interactive forms, objects, and cookies. They will also discover how to use JavaScript to work with games, animation, and multimedia. Provides 24 one-hour lessons, plus quizes and exercises, on programming with JavaScript, covering creating a simple script, using variables and functions, advanced JavaScript features, working with Web pages, scripting advanced Web features, and finding and handling errors.
- Cost: $17.49
- Pages: 428
- Edition: 3rd edition
- ISBN: 0672324067
Special Edition Using JavaScript
Learn everything you need to know to write useful efficient scripts. Understand everything from the basics of JavaScript programming, such as variables, functions, and expressions, to more complex subjects like objects, events, and arrays. Discover how to make your scripts interact with visitors to your web sites. Debug your scripts effectively. Master four indispensable JavaScript objects: Date, Math, Navigator, and STring. Manipulate the browser window itself by doing everything from displaying messages in the status bar to setting up a pasword protected web page. Use the document object to change document colors, work with links, and even write tags and text to a document on the fly. Understand how to produce mouseover effects and work with cookies. Learn how to work with forms. Manipulate a page's tag and text after it has already loaded with Dynamic HTML. Special Edition Using JavaScript is targeted for the intermediate programmer.
- Cost: $27.99
- Pages: 912
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 0789725762
Using HTML and JavaScript
The Nuts and Bolts of Internet Programming. This unique guide presents the nuts and bolts of Internet programming with portable code. The coverage is platform-independent, so readers can use any type of computer to apply concepts. As they learn the core fundamentals, they'll also discover how to construct Web pages using HTML, program on the Web using JavaScript, and manage an account on a Web server. In addition to exploration of core programming fundamentals such as variables, decisions, loops, functions and arrays, a natural introduction to objects using the Document Object Model is prescribed. All of the chapters contain summaries, review questions, and exercises to enhance understanding of the material. Optional sections are included that offer an extra challenge for more advanced readers. Includes coverage on the basics of Web server accounts, including strategies for maintaining and updating a Web site on a server.
- Cost: $39.00
- Pages: 448
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 047138366X
Xtreeme DHTML Menu Studio
With this program you can add a DHTML drop down menu to your web site within a few minutes. The program comes with hundreds of predefined attractive graphical looks and supports easy integration with existing web sites whether they're based on frames, server-side includes or DreamWeaver templates. Included are free plugins for DreamWeaver, GoLive, FrontPage and NetObjects Fusion. No HTML / JavaScript knowledge required. Program features include: XHTML-compatible output, Very small size of the generated JavaScript code-usually araund 10KB (depending on the selected features and target browser the size is guaranteed to be between 8KB and 16KB); XML support; Compatibility with all popular browsers and platforms (Windows, Unix, Mac); Possibility to use cool bitmap backgrounds and even rare fonts (since the texts for the top level menu can be saved as an image); You can customize the DHTML menu to the smallest detail.
- Cost: $49.00
- Version: 4.0
- Platforms: Windows
JavaScript Diagram Builder
The JavaScript Diagram Builder is a library of some objects and functions, which helps you to display and dynamically modify coordinate diagrams (resp. charts/graphs) in webpages. The objects Diagram, Bar, Box, Dot, Pixel, Line and Area can be used for the display of data. The coordinate diagram can be drawn with various scales and grid options. The drawn objects can be dynamically modified via JavaScript (position, size, visibility) and can also be used for user interaction via onclick event. Supports IE, Netscape 4.7, Netscape 6+, Opera 5+.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 3.3
- Platforms: Windows/Linux
Compare-the-Graphs
Compare-the-Graphs is an all JavaScript/DHTML, all-open-Web-standards, cross-browser, 500-pixel by 500-pixel 2-variable function grapher. It features completely adjustible axes and up to 12 simultaneous, re-stackable, in-color function plots. The code is object-oriented, well-documented, extensible and embeddable, free for non-commercial use, and available for commercial use via an inexpensive license. In either case, no warranty express or implied is offered. In this code, true abstract classes bestow unique objects upon concrete classes.
- Cost: Free/$400.00
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux
Sequential Content Revealer
With this script, you can initially hide any number of content objects and reveal them one at a time in sequence, like in a presentation. Good for showing off important points, a series of images etc. Decide whether the "reveal" animation should only be applied once per browser session, or every time the page loads. Furthermore, customize the pause time and display order of each individual content if needed. Script works in both IE5 and NS6 and above. Browsers that don't support this script will see all the content at once.
- Cost: Free
JavaScript Training Classes
Introduction to JavaScript covers the basics of using JavaScript to make web sites more dynamic and functional. Topics covered include form validation, opening new windows, and image rollovers. The training class targets Web designers and developers who are familiar with HTML. Advanced JavaScript covers advanced techniques such as using regular expressions for more advanced form validation, setting and reading cookies, creating objects, and some basic Dynamic HTML techniques. The training class assumes a basic knowledge of JavaScript.
- Cost: Varies
My JavaScript Notepad
My JavaScript Notepad is a place where you will find a javascript reference, FAQ and general disscusion on other web related application development. The philosophy behind the site to to create a scrapbook of all different aspects of javascript and collection of clean and well practiced examples. There is also a newsgroup section to the site where you will find solutions and suggestions in response to posts people have made on the comp.lang.javascript newsgroup. The reference section has all Method, Objects, Properties and Events of the Document Object Model listed, for you to browse or search.
- Cost: Free
