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JavaScript Index - JavaScript Book :
Learn JavaScript
by Chuck Easttom Paperback: 350 pages Publisher: Wordware Publishing ISBN: 1556228562; 1st edition (January 15, 2001) Learn JavaScript by Chuck Easttom takes a practical approach to demonstrating how to enhance web pages using JavaScript. Written specifically for those who are new to JavaScript, the book begins with introductions to HTML and JavaScript and progresses through the process of developing a fully functional commercial web site. As new concepts are introduced, they are thoroughly explained and then applied to the web site project. Along the way, the reader learns about such topics as the Document Object Model, JavaScript objects, hyperlinks, date and time, strings, and dynamic menus. The book also explains how to create simple games using JavaScript and includes a chapter on tips and tricks. The appendixes contain command references for HTML and JavaScript, and a listing of online resources for further study. About the Author: Chuck Easttom has several years of professional software development experience using Java, JavaScript, Visual Basic, C, and C++. His career has included software consulting in the financial industry, telecommunications software product development, and web development. He currently teaches computer science courses at a private technical college in Dallas, Texas, and holds over 20 computer certifications. He is also the author of Advanced JavaScript, Second Edition. Customer Reviews Learning alot, Chuck, May 14, 2002 Reviewer: Kristina Holloway from Garland, TX, USA Hi Chuck, Just wanted you to know that I'm learning alot from your book. THE BEST JAVASCRIPT BOOK EVER, January 26, 2002 Reviewer: Robert Barnes from Los Angeles I have read a few beginning JavaScript books and this was the clearest and easiest to follow. Now the book is a bit small (just under 300 pages). But every single thing is explained clearly and exactly. If you want to be up and running with JavaScript in short order, this is the one. |
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