Recommended Web Front-End design: A new book for JavaScript novice

Article Introduction: Introductory books for beginners in JavaScript.

Since learning the front end design, I've been focusing on Photoshop, Html, and CSS, and I rarely learn JavaScript because I didn't know that the Web page was composed of three parts, content (Html), Appearance (CSS) and action (JavaScript), and JavaScript as a representative part of the action is of considerable importance. A Web page without JavaScript is like a book, a one-sided infusion of information to the user, and a JavaScript Web page that interacts with the user. So now it's hard to make up for JavaScript, before learning HTML and CSS, read O ' Reilly's "head first HTML with CSS &xhtml" and think it's pretty good, So this time learning JavaScript chose the book "Head One JavaScript," which they published. As of now has read the fourth chapter, the overall feeling is very good, the whole book still continued in simple, easy to understand style, very suitable for beginners to read.

The book mainly uses interesting cases to guide readers to learn JavaScript step-by-step. In the first chapter, for example, an example of a pet stone is used to guide the reader through the study. Pet Stone is a picture placed on the page, in order for him to interact with the user, first of all consider the page after the full load, pop-up a JavaScript alert box, listing the welcome user information. The OnLoad events and alert () functions in JavaScript are covered here. Then in order to further increase the pet stone and the reader's interaction, let the user click on Pet stone, pet Stone asked the user name, showing personalized welcome information, and let the pet stone smiled. You'll learn the onclick event, the prompt () function, and the methods in this Document object in this step, and use them to achieve the effect that you want the pet stone to achieve and interact with the user. After the pet stone case, there will be sales of bagels and cases, matches people's case, and so on, from the step-by-step completion of these interesting cases you can learn all aspects of JavaScript knowledge. Of course, if you have mastered the basics of JavaScript, you may feel that the author is a bit long-winded, the book is not very suitable for you to read.