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Pure JavaScript, Second Edition is a substantial and focused reference for experienced Web developers. This book begins with an accelerated introduction to the newest features of JavaScript so that experienced Web developers can quickly understand the concepts of JavaScript and begin developing their own JavaScript solutions immediately.
Pure JavaScript, Second Edition contains concise descriptions of JavaScript forms, cookies, windows, and layers. Beyond the brief descriptions and short syntax snippets found in most references, this book also provides real-life, well-commented JavaScript examples for each documented object, property, method, and event handler. This not only helps the reader's understanding of the syntax, but also provides a contextual aid in determining how and why a specific object or method may be used. It also includes a special reference section dedicated to server-side JavaScript, coverage of JScript and Active Scripting, and a complete reference to browser-supported JavaScript.
Introduction.
I. A PROGRAMMER'S OVERVIEW OF JAVASCRIPT.
1. What Is JavaScript to a Programmer?Welcome to JavaScript. Object-Based Technology. Object-Oriented Programming. Security. Advantages of JavaScript. When to Use JavaScript. JavaScript Resources. Moving On.
2. Details of the Language.Things to Know about JavaScript Syntax. Data Types and Variables. Operators. Loops and Conditionals. Functions. Moving On.
II. PROGRAMMING IN JAVASCRIPT.
3. Programming Techniques.Pattern Matching. Events and Event Handlers. Exceptions. Debugging. Moving On.
4. Client-Side Scripting.Supporting Browsers and Their Issues. Extended Browser Functionality. Form Processing. Cookie Handling. Windows in Action. Dynamic Documents. XML-Based User Interface Language (XUL). Moving On.
5. JavaScript on the Server-Side.How Does Server-Side Differ from Client-Side? Netscape's Server-Side JavaScript. Microsoft's ASP Environment. Uses of Server-Side JavaScript. Moving On.
6. Windows Scripting.Windows Script Host. Windows Script Components. Remote Scripting. Moving On.
III. JAVASCRIPT REFERENCE.
7. Core Language.Index. CD-ROM Only Chapters.
10. DOM Core.