Ackermann | JavaScript | Buch | 978-1-4932-2797-6 | www.sack.de

Buch, Englisch, 973 Seiten, Format (B × H): 178 mm x 254 mm

Reihe: Rheinwerk Computing

Ackermann

JavaScript

The Comprehensive Guide
2. Auflage 2026
ISBN: 978-1-4932-2797-6
Verlag: Rheinwerk Verlag GmbH

The Comprehensive Guide

Buch, Englisch, 973 Seiten, Format (B × H): 178 mm x 254 mm

Reihe: Rheinwerk Computing

ISBN: 978-1-4932-2797-6
Verlag: Rheinwerk Verlag GmbH


Start your JavaScript journey with this hands-on guide! Discover everything there is to know about professional JavaScript programming, from core language concepts to essential client-side tasks. Create powerful backend applications with Node.js and build dynamic web and mobile applications with step-by-step instructions. Expand your skillset by exploring server-side development, advanced language features, and artificial intelligence capabilities, from local chatbots to image recognition with TensorFlow.

Highlights include:

1)Reference types

2)Objects

3)Events

4)Forms

5)Web pages

6)Web APIs

7)Object-oriented programming

8)Functional programming

9)Client-side applications

10)Server-side applications

11)Mobile applications

12)Artificial intelligence (AI)

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... Preface ... 23

... Target Audience ... 23

... Structure of the Book ... 24

... How Should I Read This Book? ... 24

... Acknowledgments ... 24

1 ... Basics and Introduction ... 27

1.1 ... Programming Basics ... 27

1.2 ... Introduction to JavaScript ... 41

1.3 ... Summary ... 49

2 ... Getting Started ... 51

2.1 ... Introduction to JavaScript and Web Development ... 51

2.2 ... Integrating JavaScript into a Web Page ... 58

2.3 ... Creating Output ... 71

2.4 ... Summary ... 77

3 ... Language Core ... 79

3.1 ... Storing Values in Variables ... 79

3.2 ... Using the Different Data Types ... 88

3.3 ... Deploying the Different Operators ... 106

3.4 ... Controlling the Flow of a Program ... 125

3.5 ... Creating Reusable Code Blocks ... 161

3.6 ... Responding to Errors and Handling Them Correctly ... 190

3.7 ... Commenting the Source Code ... 209

3.8 ... Debugging the Code ... 209

3.9 ... Summary ... 219

4 ... Working with Reference Types ... 221

4.1 ... Differences Between Primitive Data Types and Reference Types ... 221

4.2 ... Encapsulating State and Behavior in Objects ... 228

4.3 ... Working with Arrays ... 261

4.4 ... Extracting Values from Arrays and Objects ... 286

4.5 ... Working with Strings ... 298

4.6 ... Using Maps ... 305

4.7 ... Using Sets ... 312

4.8 ... Other Global Objects ... 316

4.9 ... Working with Regular Expressions ... 320

4.10 ... Functions as Reference Types ... 339

4.11 ... Summary ... 347

5 ... Dynamically Changing Web Pages ... 349

5.1 ... Structure of a Web Page ... 349

5.2 ... Selecting Elements ... 355

5.3 ... Working with Text Nodes ... 382

5.4 ... Working with Elements ... 386

5.5 ... Working with Attributes ... 395

5.6 ... Summary ... 399

6 ... Processing and Triggering Events ... 401

6.1 ... The Concept of Event-Driven Programming ... 401

6.2 ... Responding to Events ... 402

6.3 ... The Different Types of Events ... 418

6.4 ... Understanding and Influencing the Flow of Events ... 430

6.5 ... Programmatically Triggering Events ... 444

6.6 ... Summary ... 447

7 ... Working with Forms ... 449

7.1 ... Accessing Forms and Form Fields ... 449

7.2 ... Programmatically Submitting and Resetting Forms ... 462

7.3 ... Validating Form Inputs ... 464

7.4 ... Summary ... 474

8 ... Controlling Browsers and Reading Browser Information ... 475

8.1 ... The Browser Object Model ... 475

8.2 ... Accessing Window Information ... 477

8.3 ... Accessing Navigation Information of a Currently Open Web Page ... 487

8.4 ... Viewing and Modifying the Browsing History ... 490

8.5 ... Recognizing Browsers and Determining Browser Features ... 496

8.6 ... Accessing Screen Information ... 499

8.7 ... Summary ... 500

9 ... Dynamically Reloading Contents of a Web Page ... 501

9.1 ... The Principle of Ajax ... 501

9.2 ... The XML Format ... 507

9.3 ... The JSON Format ... 512

9.4 ... Making Requests via Ajax ... 517

9.5 ... Summary ... 542

10 ... Simplifying Tasks with jQuery ... 543

10.1 ... Introduction ... 543

10.2 ... Working with the DOM ... 548

10.3 ... Responding to Events ... 565

10.4 ... Creating Ajax Requests ... 572

10.5 ... Summary ... 579

11 ... Dynamically Creating Images and Graphics ... 585

11.1 ... Drawing Images ... 585

11.2 ... Integrating Vector Graphics ... 606

11.3 ... Summary ... 613

12 ... Using Modern Web APIs ... 615

12.1 ... Communicating via JavaScript ... 616

12.2 ... Recognizing Users ... 625

12.3 ... Using the Browser Storage ... 633

12.4 ... Using the Browser Database ... 640

12.5 ... Accessing the File System ... 651

12.6 ... Moving Components of a Web Page with Drag and Drop ... 659

12.7 ... Parallelizing Tasks ... 664

12.8 ... Determining the Location of Users ... 668

12.9 ... Reading the Battery Level of an End Device ... 671

12.10 ... Outputting Speech and Recognizing Speech ... 674

12.11 ... Creating Animations ... 678

12.12 ... Working with the Command Line ... 682

12.13 ... Developing Multilingual Applications ... 691

12.14 ... Overview of Various Web APIs ... 703

12.15 ... Summary ... 707

13 ... Object-Oriented Programming ... 709

13.1 ... The Principles of Object-Oriented Programming ... 709

13.2 ... Prototypical Object Orientation ... 715

13.3 ... Pseudoclassical Object Orientation ... 722

13.4 ... Object Orientation with Class Syntax ... 728

13.5 ... Summary ... 747

14 ... Functional Programming ... 749

14.1 ... Principles of Functional Programming ... 749

14.2 ... Imperative Programming and Functional Programming ... 751

14.3 ... Summary ... 760

15 ... Correctly Structuring the Source Code ... 763

15.1 ... Avoiding Name Conflicts ... 763

15.2 ... Defining and Using Modules ... 767

15.3 ... Summary ... 781

16 ... Using Asynchronous Programming and Other Advanced Features ... 783

16.1 ... Understanding and Using Asynchronous Programming ... 783

16.2 ... Encapsulating Iteration over Data Structures ... 800

16.3 ... Pausing and Resuming Functions ... 804

16.4 ... Intercepting Access to Objects ... 807

16.5 ... Summary ... 812

17 ... Creating Server-Based Applications with Node.js ... 815

17.1 ... Introduction to Node.js ... 815

17.2 ... Managing Node.js Packages ... 818

17.3 ... Processing and Triggering Events ... 825

17.4 ... Accessing the File System ... 829

17.5 ... Creating a Web Server ... 833

17.6 ... Accessing Databases ... 842

17.7 ... Working with Streams ... 849

17.8 ... Summary ... 857

18 ... Creating Mobile Applications with JavaScript ... 859

18.1 ... The Different Types of Mobile Applications ... 859

18.2 ... Creating Mobile Applications with React Native ... 865

18.3 ... Summary ... 878

19 ... AI Applications with JavaScript ... 879

19.1 ... Basics and Concepts ... 880

19.2 ... Working with LLMs on the Server ... 884

19.3 ... Practical Application of LLMs ... 895

19.4 ... LangChain Architecture Framework for AI Applications ... 908

19.5 ... Summary ... 915

20 ... Setting up a Professional Development Process ... 917

20.1 ... Automating the Workflow ... 917

20.2 ... Version Control of the Source Code ... 939

20.3 ... Summary ... 955

... The Author ... 957

... Index ... 959



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