01636nam a2200241Ia 4500999001900000020001800019020001800037020001500055040000800070082002000078100003000098245010200128250001300230260003100243300003300274504002000307505081200327650005001139650003201189700003001221942001201251952013101263  c184921d184921  a9788126535088  a9781118026694  a1118026691  cCUS  a005.2762bZAK/P  aZakas, Nicholas C.937023 0aProfessional javascript for web developers/cNicholas C. Zakas ; technical editor, John Peloquin.  a3rd. ed.  aNew Delhi :bWiley,c2012.  axxxix,919p. :bill. ;c24cm.  aIncludes index.  aCHAPTER 1: WHAT IS JAVASCRIPT?  
CHAPTER 2: JAVASCRIPT IN HTML 
CHAPTER 3: LANGUAGE BASICS 
CHAPTER 4: VARIABLES, SCOPE, AND MEMORY 
CHAPTER 5: REFERENCE TYPES 
CHAPTER 6: OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING 
CHAPTER 7: FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS 
CHAPTER 8: THE BROWSER OBJECT MODEL 
CHAPTER 9: CLIENT DETECTION 
CHAPTER 10: THE DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL 
CHAPTER 11: DOM EXTENSIONS 
CHAPTER 12: DOM LEVELS 2 AND 3 
CHAPTER 13: EVENTS 
CHAPTER 14: SCRIPTING FORMS 
CHAPTER 15: GRAPHICS WITH CANVAS 
CHAPTER 16: HTML5 SCRIPTING 
CHAPTER 17: ERROR HANDLING AND DEBUGGING 
CHAPTER 18: XML IN JAVASCRIPT 
CHAPTER 19: ECMASCRIPT FOR XML 
CHAPTER 20: JSON 
CHAPTER 21: AJAX AND COMET 
CHAPTER 22: ADVANCED TECHNIQUES 
CHAPTER 23: OFFLINE APPLICATIONS AND CLIENT-SIDE STORAGE 
CHAPTER 24: BEST PRACTICES 
CHAPTER 25: EMERGING APIS   aJavaScript (Computer program language)912173  aWebsite development.937024  aPeloquin, John ed.937025  cWB1602  00104070a1b1cGENd2016-08-29l4m1o005.2762 ZAK/PpP39933q2026-11-18r2025-09-18 00:00:00s2025-09-18w2016-08-29yWB16