The JavaScript authoritative guide reading notes--first article

"JavaScript authoritative guide" Reading notes--the first King Kong Javascriptjsjavascript authoritative guide

Since I wanted to learn JavaScript recently, I started reading this book on the Kindle to add.

Today is the 196 days of this year, because I promised before, every day to share reading notes, but before sharing is the public reading, so readily shared in the Kindle reading group. But now it's a technical book, and it's not a good way to share it with the Kindle, so it's a blog. This way, a link, everyone interested in the point to open a look, not interested in, do not point open.

In fact, this article should have been sent yesterday, but last night was too tired. Accompany daughter-in-law go out of distraction, come back to have been sleepy extremely.
Lying on the bed, he fell asleep. I'm very sorry.

Source of "ECMAScript"

JavaScript is a registered trademark of Sun Corporation (now Oracle), created by Netscape (Netcape), the early web development, to refer specifically to the implementation of the language by Netscape (now Mozilla).

Netscape submitted the language as a standard to the ecma--European Computer Manufacturing Association-the standard version of the language changed an ugly name "ECMAScript" because of a trademark clash.

JavaScript version Source

Sometimes we see JavaScript versions, such as: javascript1.5 or javascript1.8. These are the version numbers of Mozilla;

Version 1.5 is basically ECMASCRIPT3 (commonly known as ES3.0)

JavaScript language Core 2nd lexical structure 3rd Chapter type, value and variable 4th Chapter expression and operator 5th statement 6th Chapter Object 7th Chapter Array 8th Chapter function 9th Chapter class and Module 10th Chapter regular expression Pattern match 11th Chapter JavaScript subset and extension 12th server side Javascript

The JavaScript authoritative guide reading notes--first article