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JavaScript and Ajax with w3schools : ebook
JavaScript and AJAX for Dummies : ebook
JavaScript and AJAX for Dummies
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
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AJAX, Creating Web Pages with Asynchronous JavaScript and XML: PDF bOOk
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AJAX, Creating Web Pages with Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (2006)
● Learn how Ajax works, how it evolved, and what it's good for
● Understand the flow of processing in Ajax applications
● Build Ajax applications with XML and the XMLHttpRequest object
● Integrate back-end code, from PHP to C#
● Use XSLT and XPath, including XPath Axis
● Develop client-side Ajax libraries to support code reuse
● Streamline development with Ruby on Rails and the Ruby programming language
● Use the cross-browser HTML DOM to update parts of a page
● Discover the best Ajax Web resources, including Ajax-capable JavaScript libraries
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Scriptin' with JavaScript and Ajax, A Designer’s Guide : PDF BooK
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Scriptin' with JavaScript and Ajax, A Designer’s Guide (2010)
by
CHAR L E S WY K E - SMI TH
About This Book
My objective in writing this book is to provide you with a solid understanding of how JavaScript is written and the possibilities it offers, and how to develop robust and compact code that runs reliably in all modern Web browsers. Through numerous examples that
build on each other, you will develop the understanding and skills to use JavaScript to improve the user experience and performance of the Web sites you develop. All the examples can be readily added into your own pages, which is a great way to start using JavaScript. Along the way, I’ll show you techniques, shortcuts, and pitfalls
learned from the development of many projects. As with my other books, the focus is on developing practical, professional, and, hopefully, profitable skills. While this is a book about JavaScript, it has, by necessity, a broader scope. JavaScript cannot be used in isolation: Its purpose is to enhance a Web page with behaviors. It acts on a page’s structure (the
HTML markup) and its presentation (the CSS styling) to provide interactivity in what would otherwise be a static page. Through Ajax interactions, JavaScript can also request content from the server by communicating with the middleware that generates pages and manages communication with the database.
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MooTools Essentials The Official MooTools Reference for JavaScript™ and Ajax Development : PDF BooK
MooTools
Essentials
The Official MooTools Reference for
JavaScript™ and Ajax Development
by
Aaron Newton
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Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax : PDF BooK
Beginning
JavaScript with DOM
Scripting and Ajax
From Novice to Professional
The ultimate guide to modern JavaScript development!
by
Christian Heilmann
Foreword by Simon Willison,
Technology Development at Yahoo!
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