 How to Do Everything with JavaScript is organized into three main sections. Each section focuses on a different set of JavaScript skills:
Part I Chapters 1–5 take you through the basics of JavaScript. This part covers the fundamental aspects of the programming languages, including statements, objects, and data types.
Part II Chapters 6–12 show you how to integrate JavaScript into a web site. |
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 10 dojo.data
10.1 The Big Picture
10.2 dojo.data and Incremental Search
10.3 Partitioning with QueryReadStore
10.4 Calling Read Methods from JavaScript
10.5 A Yahoo Search Driver
11 The Dojo Loader and Build System
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I Ajax the Dojo Way
2 Powerful Web Forms Made Easy
2.1 What Customers Are Saying About Your Form
2.2 Installing Dojo on Your Own Server
2.3 Adding Dojo and Dijit to a Page
2.4 Laying Out the Form
2.5 Improved Form Controls
2.6 Wrapping It Up
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 Chapter 1, “The State of JavaScript”: This chapter brings you up to speed on the state of JavaScript within the industry. It then covers how JavaScript gets evaluated with the browser and what that means to the way you code. Finally, the chapter looks at debugging your scripts, providing tools that will help you as you test your own scripts.
Chapter 2,“HTML, CSS, and JavaScript”: This chapter runs through some important techniques with HTML and CSS that provide a solid base on which to add JavaScript.It then covers some JavaScript basics before moving on to the DOM—how to move around and manipulate it.
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 Chapter 1. Introduction to Adobe AIR
Adobe AIR is a cross-platform desktop runtime created by Adobe that allows web developers to use web technologies to build and deploy Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and web applications to the desktop.
To better understand what Adobe AIR enables, and which problems it tries to address, it is useful to first take a look at the (relatively short) history of web applications.
Chapter 2. Getting Started with Adobe AIR Development
This chapter discusses how to start developing applications for Adobe AIR |
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