Javascript Programmer's Reference

Chris Wootton

974 pages, parution le 01/02/2001

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Résumé

JavaScript is the scripting language of the Web. Its widespread use in web applications, and support in all modern browsers and in server-side and administration environments, make it an essential part of the programmer's toolkit.

Complexity and confusion in JavaScript come not from the language, but from the number of different implementations, each with widely varying support for different APIs and standards. Written from extensive programming experience gained in developing components for a major website, this book helps you navigate those difficulties.

The accompanying CD not only presents this entire book in PDF format, fully hyperlinked and viewable with Acrobat ReaderTM, but provides a cross-referenced, lexical reference that includes over 3500 entries, giving an even more comprehensive, browser-based companion to the book.

Who is this book for?

This book is aimed at programmers who know and use JavaScript in their day-to-day work, and who need a reference guide to the details of the JavaScript language.

What does this book cover?

Complete JavaScript reference
JavaScript programming concepts and definitions explained
Includes core ECMAScript, JavaScript, and )Script language features
Coverage of DOM levels 1 and 2
Browser-specific implementation details
Detailed availability listings, including IE 5.5, Nets ape 6, and Opera 5
Server-side JavaScript and the Netscape Enterprise Server

L'auteur - Chris Wootton

Chris Wootton specializes in the development and integration of high performance media based Internet/Intranet systems. His clients
are companies needing solutions for publishing, graphics, multimedia and Internet projects. Recent work includes architectural design
and development of components for several award winning broadcast/entertainment websites.