JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training Course

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JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training Summary

This intensive and highly practical Ajax Primer: JavaScript & DOM - The Ajax Building Blocks training course teaches how JavaScript and DOM, well-known technologies in the web developer's toolkit, have been given a new lease of life with the arrival of Ajax.

JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training Objectives

This highly practical Core JavaScript and DOM training course will solidiy your understanding of JavaScript and DOM technologies upon which successful Ajax programming and web development relies.

Use JavaScript Language features crucial to Ajax Development
Use JavaScript & DOM development tools and techniques
Understand DOM manipulation methods
Use JavaScript Events
Implement the Observer Pattern
Build a firm foundation for Ajax coding

Audience for JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training

This course best suits experienced web developers, who want to learn more about JavaScript, DOM and web development best practices and is ussually followed by Skills Matter's Core Ajax: Web Application Development with Ajax course

JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training Prerequisites

Experience with Web Development. We also recommend you read the following books prior to attending this course: * Pro Javascript Techniques (Pro) * Professional JavaScript for Web Developers (Wrox Professional Guides)

Additional Notes for JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training

Lectures, discussions and practical exercises

JavaScript and DOM, the Ajax building blocks Training Outline

Javascript Language Features

Objects and Arrays
Functions and Closures
OO programming and JavaScript
Refactoring with JavaScript
Development Tools and Techniques

DOM Manipulation methods

innerHTML
Abstracting away the DOM
DOM and CSS
Client-side XSLT

JavaScript Events

The classic event Model
The W3C Event model, and variations
Implementing the Observer pattern
- Enforcing clean separation
  - behaviour.js library
- Usability Issues
  - back button
  - bookmarking
  - notifications