 Part I, "Ajax Boot Camp"— This part of the book wastes no time laying just enough groundwork so that you aren't overwhelmed by the intensity of the sample Ajax applications to come. You explore several commercial real-world Ajax applications and get acquainted with the Ajax Toolkit that ships on the accompanying CD-ROM. You'll leave this part of the book revved up to see Ajax in action.
Part II, "Building Real-World Ajax Applications" |
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 Like the previous two editions of JavaScript Bible, this sixth edition contains far more information than can be printed and bound into a single volume. The complete contents can be found in the electronic version of this ebook (in PDF form) on the CD-ROM that accompanies the book. This new edition is structured in such a way as to supply the most commonly needed information in its entirety in the printed portion of the book. Content that you use to learn the fundamentals of JavaScript and reference frequently are at your fingertips in the printed version, whereas chapters with more advanced content are in the searchable electronic version on the CD-ROM. |
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 Ajax has completely changed the way we architect and deploy Web applications. Gone are the days of the Web browser as a simple dumb terminal for powerful applications running on Web servers. Today’s Ajax applications implement functionality inside a user’s Web browser to create responsive desktop-like applications that exist on both the client and the server.We are seeing excellent work from developers at companies like Google and Yahoo! as well the open source community pushing the bounds of what Ajax can do with new features like client-side storage, offline applications, and rich Web APIs.
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 Chapter 1 provides a general introduction to the Prototype and Scriptaculous libraries and their place in the modern Ajax landscape. Chapter 2 introduces our main sample application, a web-based image viewer called QuickGallery. In chapters 3 and 4, we use QuickGallery to explore the different styles of Ajax supported by Prototype, from the basic components required to make an Ajax request, through to the more sophisticated helpers developed in recent versions of Prototype, which address architectural issues in the way an application manages its HTTP traffic.
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 Chapter 1: Fun with Tables HTML tables get a bad rap among web developers, either because of their years of misuse in page layouts, or because they can be just plain boring. In this chapter, Ara Pehlivanian sets out to prove that not only are properly used tables not boring, but they can, in fact, be a lot of fun—especially when they’re combined with some JavaScript. He introduces you to the DOM, then shows how to make table columns sortable and draggable with either the mouse or the keyboard.
Chapter 2: Creating Client-side Badges Badges are snippets of third-party data that you can add to your blog to give it some extra personality. |
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