An Introduction to JavaScript, Features, Why JavaScript, Available Programming Features in JavaScript, Some of List of Frameworks in JavaScript etc.
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JavaScript Roadmap - The Basics event presentation covers:
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This online UI training course specially designed for HTML5, Angular JS, Bootstrap, SASS, LESS, Node JS who wants to learn and upgrade these technologies. Our UI training programs are designed to provide rich learning experience on UI development.
JavaScript Roadmap - The Basics event presentation covers:
- JavaScript Applications
- History of JavaScript
- Basics of JavaScript programming
- Announcements from Codecademy JU chapter
Java Script is one of the most pervasive languages found on the internet and World Wide Web. Java Script is useful in making web pages more interactive. The pages can be made to react to the actions of the users in the form of special effects, both visual and otherwise.
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Slides for my presentation (powered by Sky) at Landing Festival 2018.
Elm is a pure functional language used to develop reliable frontend apps. This session is about discussing the key features that distinguish Elm from other languages.
Java Script is one of the most pervasive languages found on the internet and World Wide Web. Java Script is useful in making web pages more interactive. The pages can be made to react to the actions of the users in the form of special effects, both visual and otherwise.
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Following are topics useful for any newbie to intermediate who is interested in learning Web Development
JavaScript is an object-based scripting language that is lightweight and cross-platform.
JavaScript is a solution of client side dynamic pages.
JavaScript is helpful in designing interactive web-pages.
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A very beginning introduction to web development. User/Developer Viewpoint Disparity, HTTP, and the relationship between server and browsers are just a few topics covered.
Even though it seems like JavaScript "is eating the World", it is not exactly so. In fact, this exact same pattern of growth, use and expansion was found in the history of today's lingua franca: English.
Slides for my presentation (powered by Sky) at Landing Festival 2018.
Elm is a pure functional language used to develop reliable frontend apps. This session is about discussing the key features that distinguish Elm from other languages.
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1.WEB programming and services
2. HTML and XML
3. JAVA and .NET
4. Programming software
5. Language Translator
6. Programming Tools
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JavaOne2016 - How to Generate Customized Java 8 Code from Your Database [TUT4...Speedment, Inc.
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An overview of JavaScript
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An Introduction to
JavaScript
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An Introduction to JavaScript
The company, Netscape, designed JavaScript to provide an easy programming tools for
HTML design. Created by Brendan Eich in May 1995.
ECMA Script (European Computer Manufacturer’s Association)
ECMA Script is a Standard for a scripting languages. Languages like JavaScript are based on
the ECMA Script. ECMA Standard is based on several originating technologies, the most well
known being JavaScript (Netscape) and JScript (Microsoft).
DOM (Document Object Model)
The DOM is the way JavaScript sees its containing
pages' data. It is an object that includes how the
HTML/XHTML/XML is formatted, as well as the
browser state.
BOM (Browser Object Model)
The BOM is browser components aside from the document, like history, location,
navigator and screen (as well as some others that vary by browser).
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What is JavaScript?
• JavaScript is a class-free, Object-oriented language.
• JavaScript is Client Side Scripting language and dynamic language.
• JavaScript is an interpreted language.
• With JavaScript you can change any object at any time.
• JavaScript is an object-oriented language with prototypal inheritance.
• With JavaScript you can create Anonymous Functions.
• JavaScript can automatically change a formatted date on a Web page.
• JavaScript can cause a linked-to page to appear in a popup window.
• Its syntax comes from Java and C languages, so many structures from those languages
apply to JavaScript as well.
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JavaScript Features
• Syntax is similar to C++ and Java
• Case Sensitive
• Loosely Types
• Platform Independent
• Interpreted
• Semicolons, as separator for multiple statements in the same line.
• Built in Objects
• Prototype-based object-oriented programming
• Array and object literals
• Regular expressions
• Browser Detects
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Why JavaScript?
• To create more interactive pages – client side validations
• To generate HTML dynamically
• Event Handlings
• To enhance browser capabilities by giving it a better look – printing on status bar
• Interact with embedded components like applets and active x controls
• JavaScript is relatively fast to the end user
• JavaScript is used for creating visual effects on screen, calculating data and performing
processing on web pages.
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Available Programming Features in JavaScript
• Variables
• Data Types
• Functions
• Operators
• Arrays
• Conditions
• Events
• Reserved Words
• Prototypes
• Objects
• Objects
• DOM
• BOM
• Reg Exp
• Array Objects
• Call back
• Closures
• Hoisting
• Scope
• Function Declaration Types
• Browser Detection
• Debugging
• Call, Apply
• Strict Mode
Here are list of some of important available features in JavaScript.
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Some of List Of JavaScript Frameworks
DOM Related Frameworks
React JS
Dojo
JQuery
Moo Tools
Prototype
YUI
Graphical/visualization
D3
High Charts
Raphael
Three
Any Chart
GUI Widgets
Bootstrap
Dojo Widgets
Ext JS of Sencha
JQuery UI
Kendo UI of Telerik
OpenUI5 of SAP
MVC, MVVM
Angular
Backbone
Ember
Enyo
Ext JS
Google Web Toolkit
Knockout
Meteor
React
SproutCore
Unit Testing
Jasmine
Mocha
Template Engine
Handle bars
JQuery Mobile
Mustache
Pure JS/AJAX
Google Closure
Socket IO
Underscore