Try to read the essence of JavaScript language (revision)

This is my first prize-winning trial, and I wrote my first article on iteye. If anything is inappropriate, please criticize and correct me.

Javascript was the first stunt on the web page, and I was curious about how it was implemented. Now, after a systematic study, we can finally understand this powerful language.

Although JavaScript has not been criticized for its differences in browsers and security, there is no perfect language. On the contrary, this will not prevent the rise of JavaScript as a powerful language, or even the sun. From simple local form verification to the emergence of Ajax-like "new" technology, we can see the charm of JavaScript. What we need to do is to make full use of these charms, rather than blindly criticizing them.

Of course, in the past, it was essential to encounter one or more problems. The most impressive thing was that when I learned Dom, I always couldn't find any node, later, it was discovered that some browsers used line breaks as a text node, which was so miserable.

O'reilly's books have always been the best in computer books, and the author of the book JavaScript (revised version) is a master. Through a previous trial of this book, I learned the author's objective to help readers learn and improve JavaScript programming ideas, rather than the basic language knowledge. This is exactly what I need to know, because the idea of any language is the most important element that a programmer should master. I hope that the author can bring us a more comprehensive understanding level.

As the author of this book said: "I have a deep understanding of JavaScript, and I feel that my knowledge is simple and incomplete, the essence of JavaScript is waiting for us to explore it step by step.

 

This article is taken from the iteye, iteye technical Book Prize-winning trial activity in November. The original Article is linked as follows:Http://sbpcx.iteye.com/blog/1721782