Modern JavaScript: Develop and Design, Downloadable Version

By Larry Ullman
Published Apr 24, 2012 by Peachpit Press.

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The New HTML5 Form Elements: Modern JavaScript: Develop and Design video

HTML5 introduces many new features, including several new form elements and properties that are used in the book. In this video, you’ll be introduced to the key new elements and properties and see how they affect your HTML and JavaScript development. These are concepts author Larry Ullman covers in Chapter 2 of his book Modern JavaScript: Develop and Design (ISBN: 0321812522). Running Time: 6m 30s

Duration: 00:06:30 File Size: 15 MB

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Copyright 2012
Edition: 1st

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ISBN-10: 0-13-290590-6
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-290590-9

Based on his highly acclaimed JavaScript book, Modern JavaScript: Develop and Design (ISBN: 0321812522), bestselling author Larry Ullman walks viewers through several key JavaScript concepts.

A far cry from its original uses, JavaScript today is a vastly different language, primarily because of how it’s being used, due to Ajax, more consistent browser support, and the rise of frameworks. Larry Ullman teaches the language itself, as it is used today, without all the deadwood that’s long since been left behind (and thankfully so). This companion video illustrates modern JavaScript’s best practices, embracing key Web development approaches such as progressive enhancement.

In his video, Ullman candidly discusses three common approaches to integrating JavaScript into Web pages; understanding relative versus absolute paths; new HTML5 form elements; debugging JavaScript; Ajax fundamentals, DataTables and jQuery; Yahoo! Query Language (YQL); and using JavaScript and PHP together.

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