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Using JavaScript to Work with Windows and Frames Nov 15, 2002 This lesson explains how to use JavaScript to open new windows, move and resize existing windows, display dialog boxes and prompts, and work with frames. It also explains how you can use timeouts to create self-updating pages.

Using JavaScript to Interact with the Browser Dec 30, 2013 Learn how to use the screen, window, location, and history objects that provide JavaScript with an interface to access information beyond the web page, and how to use those objects to implement cookies, popup windows, and timers.

Using JavaScript to Respond to Events Nov 8, 2002 Your scripts can detect events and use them to interact with the user. This lesson describes the events supported by the latest browsers and explains how to use them with practical examples.

Using JavaScript with XSLT Style Sheets May 17, 2002 Learn to use XSLT style sheets to transform XML data from one from one structure to another.

Using jQuery Mobile with QR Codes Oct 22, 2012 Phil Dutson, coauthor of Sams Teach Yourself jQuery Mobile in 24 Hours, discusses marketing strategy for mobile devices using QR codes and shows how jQuery Mobile can be used to create a mobile friendly landing page.

Using Node.js and Socket.IO with Twitter’s Streaming API Oct 3, 2012 Learn about how Node.js and Socket.IO can be used to consume data directly from the Web and then broadcast the data to connected clients. You will be working with Twitter’s streaming Application Programming Interface (API) and pushing data out to the browser in real-time.

Web Page Refactoring with jQuery Jun 10, 2009 Ivan Pepelnjak illustrates the benefits of using jQuery by walking you through the HTML and JavaScript refactoring of a simple drop-down menu.

Working with JavaScript's Document Object Model Nov 1, 2002 The true power of JavaScript comes not from the language itself but from the DOM, or Document Object Model. This lesson introduces the DOM and shows how to use its objects to work with documents and browser history.

Writing Simple JavaScript Programs for Your Web Page Jul 13, 2015 In this chapter from JavaScript in 24 Hours, Sams Teach Yourself, 6th Edition, learn how JavaScript can be added to your web page, and then about some of the fundamental syntax of your JavaScript programs such as statements, variables, operators, and comments. You’ll also get your hands dirty with more code examples.

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