Training Guide: Programming In HTML5 With JavaScript And CSS3 Ebook Java Script CSS3.Training Guide 2013
Programming%20in%20HTML5%20with%20JavaScript%20and%20CSS3.Training%20Guide%20-%202013
Programming%20in%20HTML5%20with%20JavaScript%20and%20CSS3.Training%20Guide%20-%202013
Programming%20in%20HTML5%20with%20JavaScript%20and%20CSS3.Training%20Guide%20-%202013
Programming%20in%20HTML5%20with%20JavaScript%20and%20CSS3.Training%20Guide%20-%202013
Programming%20in%20HTML5%20with%20JavaScript%20and%20CSS3.Training%20Guide%20-%202013
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- Cover
- Contents at a glance
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Getting started with Visual Studio 2012 and Blend for Visual Studio 2012
- Chapter 2: Getting started with HTML5
- Chapter 3: Getting started with JavaScript
- Chapter 4: Getting started with CSS3
- Chapter 5: More HTML5
- Chapter 6: Essential JavaScript and jQuery
- Before you begin
- Lesson 1: Creating JavaScript objects
- Using object-oriented terminology
- Understanding the JavaScript object-oriented caveat
- Using the JavaScript object literal pattern
- Creating dynamic objects by using the factory pattern
- Creating a class
- Using the prototype property
- Debating the prototype/private compromise
- Implementing namespaces
- Implementing inheritance
- Lesson summary
- Lesson review
- Lesson 2: Working with jQuery
- Practice exercises
- Suggested practice exercises
- Answers
- Chapter 7: Working with forms
- Before you begin
- Lesson 1: Understanding forms
- Understanding web communications
- Submitting form data to the web server
- Sending data when submitting a form
- Using the <label> element
- Specifying the parent forms
- Triggering the form submission
- Serializing the form
- Using the autofocus attribute
- Using data submission constraints
- Using POST or GET
- Lesson summary
- Lesson review
- Lesson 2: Form validation
- Practice exercises
- Suggested practice exercises
- Answers
- Chapter 8: Websites and services
- Chapter 9: Asynchronous operations
- Before you begin
- Lesson 1: Asynchronous operations using jQuery and WinJS
- Using a promise object
- Creating jQuery promise objects by using $.Deferred()
- Handling failure
- Handling completion cleanup
- Subscribing to a completed promise object
- Chaining promises by using the pipe method
- Parallel execution using $.when().then()
- Updating progress
- Conditional asynchronous calls
- Lesson summary
- Lesson review
- Lesson 2: Working with web workers
- Practice exercises
- Suggested practice exercises
- Answers
- Chapter 10: WebSocket communications
- Chapter 11: HTML5 supports multimedia
- Chapter 12: Drawing with HTML5
- Chapter 13: Drag and drop
- Chapter 14: Making your HTML location-aware
- Chapter 15: Local data with web storage
- Chapter 16: Offline web applications
- Index
- About the author
- Objectives mapping
- Survey Page