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| 090 | _aQA76.73 .J39 R33 2013 | ||
| 100 | 1 | _aRaasch, Jon | |
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_aJavascript programming, pushing the limits : _badvanced application development with Javascript & HTML5 / _cJon Raasch |
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_aChichester [England] : _bJohn Wiley & Sons Inc, _c2013 |
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_axxv, 377 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm. |
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| 500 | _aIncludes index | ||
| 505 | 0 | _aPart I: Starting From a Firm Foundation; Chapter 1: Best Practices; Loose Coupling; JavaScript MVCs and Templates; Development Tools; Testing; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 2: Libraries, Frameworks, and Plugins; Choosing the Right JavaScript Library; Using a Framework; Miscellaneous Scripts; HTML5 Boilerplate; Finding jQuery Plugins; Summary; Additional Resources; Part II: Building the Front End; Chapter 3: Backbone. js; Getting Started with Backbone; Models in Backbone; Working with Collections in Backbone; Understanding Backbone Views; Saving and Fetching Data; Working with Routers; More About Events; Manipulating Collections; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 4: Using JavaScript Templates; Introduction to Templates; Using Underscore Templates; Using Templates in Backbone; Summary; Additional Resources; Part III: Working with Server-Side JavaScript; Chapter 5: Creating Forms; Understanding Progressive Enhancement; Letting HTML5 Do the Work for You; Using Polyfills for Older Browsers; Connecting to a REST API; Forms in Backbone; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 6: Intro to Node. js; Why Node?; Installing Node; Getting Started with Node; Node Modules; Node Patterns; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 7: Express Framework; Getting Started with Express; Setting Up Routes; Rendering Views; Handling Form Data; Sending an Email; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 8: MongoDB; What's So Good About NoSQL?; Getting Started with MongoDB; CRUD with MongoDB; Mongoose; Other Database Options; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 9: Going Real-Time with WebSockets; How WebSockets Work; Getting Started with Socket. IO; Building a Real-Time Chat Room; Summary; Additional Resources; Part IV: Pushing the Limits; Chapter 10: Going Mobile; Setting Up a Mobile App; Touch Screen Integration; Geolocation; Phone Numbers and SMS; PhoneGap; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 11: JavaScript Graphics; Canvas Basics; SVG Basics; Raphaël. js; Charting with gRaphaël; 3D Canvas with WebGL; 3D Transforms in CSS; Summary; Additional Resources; Chapter 12: Launching Your App; Performance Checklist; Deployment; The Launch; Additional Resources; Appendix A: CSS Preprocessing with LESS; Introducing LESS; LESS Basics; Functions and MixinsFile Structure. | |
| 520 | _a"JavaScript has grown up, and it's a hot topic. Newer and faster JavaScript VMs and frameworks built upon them have increased the popularity of JavaScript for server-side web applications, and rich JS applications are being developed for mobile devices. This book delivers a compelling tutorial, showing you how to build a real-world app from the ground up. Experienced developers who want to master the latest techniques and redefine their skills will find this deep dive into JavaScript's hidden functionalities gives them the tools to create truly amazing and complex applications. JavaScript has evolved into much more than simple client-side scripting; this book delves into advanced topics not generally found in other more intermediate JS development books. Expert author delivers an in-depth tutorial showing how to build a real-world app that is loosely coupled, with each component built to exist separately. Explores how to build a backbone app, the importance of JavaScript templates, Node.js and MongoDB, 3D Canvas using WebGL / Three.js, how to convert a desktop app into a dedicated mobile app, and much more. Ideal for experienced developers with a deep knowledge of JavaScript as well as online developers with strong graphic design skills who are experienced in HTML/CSS and want to develop their front-end skills"-- summary. | ||
| 650 | 0 | _aJavaScript (Computer program language) | |
| 650 | 0 | _aInternet programming | |
| 650 | 0 | _aJava (Computer program language) | |
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