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005.2762 J328N31j 2011
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005.2762 J328Sm5j 2011
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Notes:
Previous edition: JavaScript and Ajax for the Web, 2009.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [489]-496) and index.
Contents:
- Getting acquainted with JavaScript
- Start me up!
- Your first Web app
- Working with images
- Windows and frames
- Form handling
- Forms and regular expressions
- Handling events
- JavaScript and cookies
- Objects and the DOM
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- Making your pages dynamic
- Applied JavaScript
- Introducing Ajax
- Toolkits, frameworks, and libraries
- Building on jQuery
- Bookmarklets
- Appendix A. JavaScript genealogy and reference
- Appendix B. JavaScript reserved words
- Appendix C. Cascading style sheets reference.
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