Javascript advanced programming: 2nd (China-pub)

Javascript advanced programming: 2nd (China-pub)

Basic Information

Original Title: Professional JavaScript For Web developers
Original Publishing House: wrox
Author: (US) Nicolas C. zakas
Translator: Li songfeng Cao Li
Series name: Turing programming Series Web Development Series
Press: People's post and telecommunications Press
ISBN: 9787115230959
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Published on: February 1, July 2010
Start: 16
Page number: 600
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Introduction

The breadth and depth of JavaScript applications are growing and deepened, and the Javascript skills that need to be mastered in front-end development are becoming increasingly challenging.
This new version updates almost all the content of the previous version, and integrates the valuable experience of the author in front-end development over the past few years. It is a must-read classic for learning and improving JavaScript skills. This book not only comprehensively and deeply describes the basic concepts of JavaScript, explains its unique object-oriented and inheritance mechanisms, but also discusses in detail the various components of JavaScript implementation. In the process of analyzing ecmascript and Dom in a large number of panoramic views, Dom standards of various levels are widely used by the authors. advanced topics such as event simulation, XML parsing, and XPath query also clearly show the scores. In addition, the chapters on error handling and debugging, Ajax and JSON, client storage, and future APIs are also clear and brilliant.
This book is suitable for front-end developers with certain programming experience. It can also be used as a colorful picture of the relevant professional courses in colleges and universities, a new technical masterpiece.

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Directory

Chapter 1 Introduction to JavaScript 1
1.1 Brief History of JavaScript 1
1.2 JavaScript implementation 2
1.3 JavaScript version 8
1.4 Summary 8
Chapter 4 use JavaScript 9 in HTML
2.1 [script] Element 9
2.2 document mode 14
2.3 [NoScript] element 15
2.4 Summary 16
Chapter 17 basic concepts 17
3.1 syntax 17
3.2 keywords and reserved words 18
3.3 variable 19
3.4 Data Type 20
......
Chapter 59 about variables, scopes, and memory
4.1 Value of basic and reference types 59
4.2 execution environment and scope 64
4.3 garbage collection 69
4.4 summary 72
Chapter 3 reference type 73
5.1 object type 73
5.2 array type 75
5.3 date type 83
5.4 Regexp type 86
5.5 Function Type 92
......
Chapter 2 Object-Oriented Programming 6th
6.1 create an object 115
6.2 inherit 131
6.3 conclusion 142
Chapter 2 anonymous functions 7th
7.1 recursion 144
7.2 closure 144
7.3 imitating block-level scope 150
7.4 private variable 152
7.5 conclusion 157
Chapter 4 BOM 8th
8.1 window object 158
8.2 location object 169
8.3 navigator object 172
8.4 Screen Object 176
8.5 history object 177
8.6 conclusion 178
Chapter 4 Client Detection 9th
9.1 capability detection 179
9.2 quirks detection 181
9.3 User Agent Detection 181
9.4 Conclusion 202
Chapter 2 Dom 10th
10.1 node level 204
10.2 Dom extension 231
10.3 Dom operating technology 239
10.4 Conclusion 245
Chapter 2 dom2 and dom3 11th
11.1 Dom change 247
11.2 style 254
11.3 traverse 267
11.4 In the range of 272
11.5 conclusion 282
Chapter 1 events 12th
12.1 event stream 283
12.2 event handlers (or event listeners) 285
12.3 event object 290
12.4 event type 296
......
Chapter 2 form script 13th
13.1 form 337
13.2 text box script 343
13.3 select box script 351
13.4 form serialization 355
13.5 rich text editing 357
Chapter 4 error handling and debugging 14th
14.1 browser error report 363
14.2 error handling 369
14.3 error handling policy 375
14.4 debugging technology 381
......
Chapter 2 JavaScript and XML 15th
15.1 browser support for xml dom 402
15.2 support for xpath by browsers 414
15.3 browser support for XSLT 421
15.4 conclusion 428
Chapter 4 E4X 16th
16.1 E4X type 429
16.2 General Usage 432
16.3 other changes 441
16.4 enable E4X 442
16.5 conclusion 442
Chapter 2 Ajax and JSON 17th
17.1 xhr objects 443
17.2 cross-origin request 452
17.3 JSON 454
17.4 conclusion 459
Chapter 2 Advanced Skills 18th
18.1 advanced functions 460
18.2 advanced timer 467
18.3 Custom Event 474
18.4 drag and drop 476
18.5 conclusion 482
Chapter 2 client storage 19th
19.1 cookie 483
19.2 ie user data 491
19.3 Dom storage mechanism 492
19.4 conclusion 497
Chapter 2 best practices 20th
20.1 maintainability 498
20.2 loose coupling 501
20.3 performance 507
20.4 deployment 517
20.5 conclusion 522
Chapter 1 Future API 21st
21.1 selector API 523
21.2 HTML5 525
21.3 conclusion 547
Chapter 2 future of JavaScript 22nd
22.1 ecmascript4/javascript2 548
22.2 ecmascript 3.1 577
22.3 conclusion 590
Appendix A JavaScript library 591
Appendix B JavaScript tool 595