Master JavaScript using this easy-to-follow training from the company recognized throughout North America for world-class courseware and comprehensive training courses. This course is designed to give students hands on experience writing dynamic web pages using JavaScript. The course is designed to build JavaScript web pages that will work in Internet Explorer, Netscape, or be used in an Active Server Page.
Course includes 21+ hours of total training time...
This course is designed to give students hands-on experience writing dynamic web pages using JavaScript. You will learn how to build JavaScript web pages that can work in both Internet Explorer and Netscape, or be used in an Active Server Page. This course provides over 150 examples of using core scripting objects, Document Object Model objects for both Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Netscape 6, and Active Server Pages.
Understand implementation differences of
JavaScript, such as ECMAScript, Jscript, and Netscape JavaScript.
Use JavaScript performance tips to build faster,
stable Web applications
Build and interact with Dynamic Web pages using
JavaScript.
Prerequisites: Intermediate knowledge
or experience creating web pages using HTML. Basic knowledge of computer
programming in C, C++, or Java.
SESSION
1(106 min)
Introduction
to JavaScript
Origins of JavaScript
Why Use JavaScript?
What Is Scripting?
Where to Use JavaScript
Introduction to JavaScript from Netscape
Introduction to ECMAScript
Introduction to JScript from Microsoft
Which Brand of JavaScript is Best?
How JavaScript Code Runs
Basics of Object Oriented Programming
Overview
Objects
Collections
An Object Model
Properties
Methods
Events
Basics of JavaScript Syntax
JavaScript Syntax Basics
Defining Variables in JavaScript
Creating and Using Functions
Built-In Objects in JavaScript
Overview
Using the Number Object
Using the String Object
Using the Boolean Object
Using the Date Object
Using the Math Object
SESSION 2(107
min)
Creating a Simple Script to Run in the Browser
Overview
Introduction to Microsoft's Browser and Document Objects
Introduction to Netscape's Browser and Document Objects
This course is designed to give students hands-on experience building a variety of custom client web applications and Active Server Pages. This course provides over 90 complete examples of building adaptive forms, custom objects, using cookies, interacting with Java Applets, creating JavaScript libraries, and improving JavaScript performance.
Manage state with Active Server Pages and cookies
using JavaScript.
Provide the necessary web site interactivity
using adaptive forms, and custom menus.
Design and develop your own objects for use with
JavaScript and your web site.
Prerequisites: Intermediate knowledge
or experience creating web pages using HTML. Intermediate knowledge of
computer programing in C, C++, or Java. Intermediate knowledge or
experience using core JavaScript syntax.
Campbell Gunn of
GunNet Software Inc., has over 10 years experience in the IT industry. He
has developed software solutions for Fortune 1000 companies in America
& Australia. Campbell’s experience in the IT industry has stemmed
from developing solutions from a vendor neutral stance, thereby providing
the best possible technology result. Much of his development experience
focuses on integrating different systems using standards-based
technologies such as HTML, COM+, XML, C/C++ and Java. Campbell instructs
classes across the country, provides consulting services, develops
courseware, and is also the featured instructor for SQL
Server vs. Oracle: A Technology Comparison CD-ROM training.
