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Thinking In JavaScript

Thinking In JavaScript

Greg Sidelnikov

ASIN: B00JFN7MD6

Publisher: unknown

Pages: 167

This 17-chapter book is a brief introduction to key principles of JavaScript programming. Each chapter is dedicated to an isolated subject. The author focuses on "I wish I knew this before" type of knowledge, that will be helpful for beginners and intermediate-level programmers, interested in expanding their understanding of front-end application development. jQuery briefly highlighted throughout the book and few jQuery plugin examples are provided.This volume highlights key principles involved in JavaScript programming and should not be considered as a complete outline of JavaScript programming language. But rather, it's written for someone who is diving in for the first time. If you are passionate about learning about key insights of this programming language in a medium sized book, it may be of interest to you.Chapters are as follows:1. A Case for jQuery2. Breaking Down jQuery3. ...

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