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Index
Cover Title Page Table of Contents Introduction
About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used In This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here
Part I: Getting Started with JavaScript
Chapter 1: The World's Most Misunderstood Programming Language
What Is JavaScript? What Does JavaScript Do? Why JavaScript?
Chapter 2: Writing Your First JavaScript Program
Setting Up Your Development Environment Reading JavaScript Code Running JavaScript in the Browser Window Using the JavaScript Developer Console
Chapter 3: Working with Variables
Understanding Variables Declaring Variables Understanding Global and Local Scope Naming Variables Creating Constants Using the const Keyword Working with Data Types
Chapter 4: Understanding Arrays
Making a List Array Fundamentals Creating Arrays Populating Arrays Understanding Multidimensional Arrays Accessing Array Elements
Chapter 5: Working with Operators, Expressions, and Statements
Express Yourself Hello, Operator Types of Operators
Chapter 6: Getting into the Flow with Loops and Branches
Branching Out Here We Go: Loop De Loop
Part II: Organizing Your JavaScript
Chapter 7: Getting Functional
Understanding the Function of Functions Using Function Terminology The Benefits of Using Functions Writing Functions Returning Values Passing and Using Arguments Function Scope Anonymous Function Do it Again with Recursion Functions within Functions
Chapter 8: Making and Using Objects
Object of My Desire Creating Objects Retrieving and Setting Object Properties Deleting Properties Working with Methods An Object-Oriented Way to Become Wealthy: Inheritance
Part III: JavaScript on the Web
Chapter 9: Controlling the Browser with the Window Object
Understanding the Browser Environment
Chapter 10: Manipulating Documents with the DOM
Understanding the DOM Node Relationships Using the Document Object's Properties and Methods Using the Element Object’s Properties and Methods Working with the Contents of Elements Getting Elements by ID, Tag Name, or Class Using the Attribute Object’s Properties
Chapter 11: Using Events in JavaScript
Knowing Your Events Handling Events
Chapter 12: Integrating Input and Output
Understanding HTML Forms Working with the Form Object
Chapter 13: Working with CSS and Graphics
Using the Style Object Animating Elements with the Style Object Working with Images Using the Style Object’s Animation Properties
Part IV: Beyond the Basics
Chapter 14: Searching with Regular Expressions
Finding It Out with Regular Expressions Writing Regular Expressions Using Modifiers Coding with Regular Expressions
Chapter 15: Understanding Callbacks and Closures
What Are Callbacks? Understanding Closures Using Closures
Chapter 16: Embracing AJAX and JSON
Working Behind the Scenes with AJAX Putting Objects in Motion with JSON
Part V: JavaScript and HTML5
Chapter 17: HTML5 APIs
Understanding How APIs Work Using Geolocation Accessing Audio and Video
Chapter 18: jQuery
Writing More and Doing Less Getting Started with jQuery The jQuery Object Is Your Document Ready? Using jQuery Selectors Changing Things with jQuery Events Effects AJAX
Part VI: The Part of Tens
Chapter 19: Ten JavaScript Frameworks and Libraries to Learn Next
Angular JS Backbone.js Ember.js Famo.us Knockout QUnit underscore.js Modernizr Handlebars.js jQuery
Chapter 20: Ten Common JavaScript Bugs and How to Avoid Them
Equality Confusion Mismatched Brackets Mismatched Quotes Missing Parentheses Missing Semicolon Capitalization Errors Referencing Code Before It’s Loaded Bad Variable Names Scope Errors Missing Parameters in Function Calls Counting Errors: Forgetting That JavaScript Counts from 0
Chapter 21: Ten Online Tools to Help You Write Better JavaScript
JSLint JSFiddle.net JSBin javascriptcompressor.com jsbeautifier.org JavaScript RegEx generator JSONformatter jshint.com Mozilla Developer Network Douglas Crockford
About the Authors Cheat Sheet Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement
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