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The Book of JavaScript teaches readers how to add interactivity, animation, and other tricks to their web sites with JavaScript. Rather than provide a series of cut-and-paste scripts, thau! takes the reader through a series of real world JavaScript code with an emphasis on understanding. Each chapter focuses on a few important JavaScript features, shows how professional web sites incorporate them, and takes readers through examples of how they might add those features to their own web sites. This thoroughly updated 2nd edition includes new chapters on Ajax, revised appendices, and new examples throughout. Summary sections and assignments close each chapter, making the book perfect for use in college courses or independent study. CD includes code and images for every example, answers to assignments, script libraries for hard-to-program applications, and many useful software programs.
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33 人中、30人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
New book, old stuff
2007/3/8
形式:ペーパーバック
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I use the word "stuff" since this appears to be the author's favorite combining word for variable names. This is not a bad book but it is a re-working of old approaches. Much of the code relies on poor structural HTML. If you are coding Web pages in a modern way then many scripts in the book will not apply.
Two examples should suffice to communicate the age of this material to those with some experience with modern coding:
1) Constant use of the comment trick to "hide from older browsers" which no longer exist in fact. Try using this trick with XHTML and see what happens...
2) Constant use of "document.write". Anyone using that nowadays for routine transformations of the page is severely limiting those possibilities.
There are better books out there. See my other reviews for some good ones.
§
I use the word "stuff" since this appears to be the author's favorite combining word for variable names. This is not a bad book but it is a re-working of old approaches. Much of the code relies on poor structural HTML. If you are coding Web pages in a modern way then many scripts in the book will not apply.
Two examples should suffice to communicate the age of this material to those with some experience with modern coding:
1) Constant use of the comment trick to "hide from older browsers" which no longer exist in fact. Try using this trick with XHTML and see what happens...
2) Constant use of "document.write". Anyone using that nowadays for routine transformations of the page is severely limiting those possibilities.
There are better books out there. See my other reviews for some good ones.
§
19 人中、17人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Avoid completely
2007/4/27
形式:ペーパーバック
Although Thau! has a cool name, including that exclamation mark, I can't recommend this book at all.
As someone else points out here, there are techniques described in this book that are so outdated that they are both detrimental to your skills as a developer and maybe even damaging to the quality of your product. Slapping an "Ajax" chapter on at the end is not good enough to release a 2nd edition. Some of Thau's techniques, like using "document.write" haven't been acceptable for several years now. There's no coverage of web standards or HTML validation, the cornerstones of contemporary web development. The author's own book site is like a relic from 1999 with stupid Javascript tricks like a timer telling you "you've been on this website for 23 seconds." That's just embarrassing.
Luckily, there are many many excellent books on Javascript that do teach good practices. The best of these includes books like Jeremy Keith's DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model. Christian Heilman's Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax: From Novice to Professional (Beginning: from Novice to Professional) is also very good.
As someone else points out here, there are techniques described in this book that are so outdated that they are both detrimental to your skills as a developer and maybe even damaging to the quality of your product. Slapping an "Ajax" chapter on at the end is not good enough to release a 2nd edition. Some of Thau's techniques, like using "document.write" haven't been acceptable for several years now. There's no coverage of web standards or HTML validation, the cornerstones of contemporary web development. The author's own book site is like a relic from 1999 with stupid Javascript tricks like a timer telling you "you've been on this website for 23 seconds." That's just embarrassing.
Luckily, there are many many excellent books on Javascript that do teach good practices. The best of these includes books like Jeremy Keith's DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model. Christian Heilman's Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax: From Novice to Professional (Beginning: from Novice to Professional) is also very good.
10 人中、9人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
The best book on JavaScript out there
2007/1/9
形式:ペーパーバック
Thau did it again! The second edition is even better than the first:
all the good real world examples, tips for giving fussy browsers "what
they want," a really handy reference, plus over a hundred new pages on
AJAX--Asynchronous JavaScript and XML--all the rage these days, it
seems, and the "magic" behind Google maps and the photo-sharing
interface of Flickr.
I felt great satisfaction when I wrote my first AJAX application--a
shared to do list--with the help of this book. I got up and running in
almost no time. I appreciated all the extras, too, like how to set up
a webserver and PHP.
The book is beautifully laid out and easy to use. Each chapter begins
with a set of bullet points that succinctly summarize the content
covered. The material is also presented in a logical way, so that I
always had the background I needed when new concepts were introduced
(or I could easily thumb back and refresh my memory). I highly
recommend The Book of Javascript, take 2!
all the good real world examples, tips for giving fussy browsers "what
they want," a really handy reference, plus over a hundred new pages on
AJAX--Asynchronous JavaScript and XML--all the rage these days, it
seems, and the "magic" behind Google maps and the photo-sharing
interface of Flickr.
I felt great satisfaction when I wrote my first AJAX application--a
shared to do list--with the help of this book. I got up and running in
almost no time. I appreciated all the extras, too, like how to set up
a webserver and PHP.
The book is beautifully laid out and easy to use. Each chapter begins
with a set of bullet points that succinctly summarize the content
covered. The material is also presented in a logical way, so that I
always had the background I needed when new concepts were introduced
(or I could easily thumb back and refresh my memory). I highly
recommend The Book of Javascript, take 2!
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