Книга Secrets
of the JavaScript Ninja (на англ. языке) 2012 год
Summary
Secrets of the Javascript Ninja takes you on a
journey towards mastering modern JavaScript development in three
phases: design, construction, and maintenance. Written for
JavaScript developers with intermediate-level skills, this book
will give you the knowledge you need to create a cross-browser
JavaScript library from the ground up.
About this Book
You can't always attack software head-on. Sometimes you come at it
sideways or sneak up from behind. You need to master an arsenal of
tools and know every stealthy trick. You have to be a ninja.
Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja leads you down the
pathway to JavaScript enlightenment. This unique book starts with
key concepts, like the relationships between functions, objects,
and closures, taught from the master's perspective. You'll grow
from apprentice to ninja as you soak up fresh insights on the
techniques you use every day and discover features and capabilities
you never knew about. When you reach the final chapters, you'll be
ready to code brilliant JavaScript applications and maybe even
write your own libraries and frameworks.
You don't have to be a ninja to read this book—just be willing to
become one. Are you ready?
Purchase of the print book comes with an offer of a free PDF, ePub,
and Kindle eBook from Manning. Also available is all code from the
book.
What's Inside
-
Functions, objects, closures, regular expressions, and more
- Seeing
applications and libraries from the right perspective
-
Dealing with the complexities of cross-browser development
- Modern
JavaScript design
About the Authors
John Resig is an acknowledged JavaScript
authority and the creator of the jQuery library. Bear
Bibeault is a web developer and coauthor
of Ajax in Practice, Prototype and Scriptaculous in
Action, and jQuery in Action from
Manning.
Table of Contents
- Enter the
ninja
- Arming with testing
and debugging
- Functions are
fundamental
- Wielding
functions
- Closing in on
closures
- Object-orientation
with prototypes
- Wrangling regular
expressions
- Taming threads and
timers
- Ninja alchemy:
runtime code evaluation
- With
statements
- Developing
cross-browser strategies
- Cutting through
attributes, properties, and CSS
- Surviving
events
- Manipulating the
DOM
- CSS selector
engines
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