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Whether you need an example-driven programmer's guide or a complete desk reference, JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is the most authoritative book on the language that runs the Web. The sixth edition offers comprehensive coverage of ECMAScript 5 (the new language standard) and also the new APIs introduced in HTML5. The chapters on functions and classes have been completely rewritten and updated to match current best practices. A new chapter covers language extensions and subsets.
Since 1996, JavaScript: The Definitive Guide has been the bible for JavaScript programmers—a programmer's guide and comprehensive reference to the core language and to the client-side JavaScript APIs defined by web browsers. The 6th edition covers HTML5 and ECMAScript 5. Many chapters have been completely rewritten to bring them in line with today's best web development practices. New chapters in this edition document jQuery and server side JavaScript. It's recommended for experienced programmers who want to learn the programming language of the Web, and for current JavaScript programmers who want to master it. "A must-have reference for expert JavaScript programmers...well-organized and detailed." —Brendan Eich, creator of JavaScript, CTO of Mozilla "I made a career of what I learned from JavaScript: The Definitive Guide.” —Andrew Hedges, Tapulous
Since 1996, JavaScript: The Definitive Guide has been the bible for JavaScript programmers—a programmer's guide and comprehensive reference to the core language and to the client-side JavaScript APIs defined by web browsers. The 6th edition covers HTML5 and ECMAScript 5. Many chapters have been completely rewritten to bring them in line with today's best web development practices. New chapters in this edition document jQuery and server side JavaScript. It's recommended for experienced programmers who want to learn the programming language of the Web, and for current JavaScript programmers who want to master it. "A must-have reference for expert JavaScript programmers...well-organized and detailed." —Brendan Eich, creator of JavaScript, CTO of Mozilla "I made a career of what I learned from JavaScript: The Definitive Guide.” —Andrew Hedges, Tapulous
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: O'Reilly Media, Inc. / O'Reilly UK Ltd.
- 6. Auflage
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 177mm x 60mm
- Gewicht: 1822g
- ISBN-13: 9780596805524
- ISBN-10: 0596805527
- Artikelnr.: 28531399
Foreword
Credits
Preface
Chapter 1. Web
introduction
Google Web Search Basics 1
Full-Word Wildcards 5
Special Syntax 6
Mixing Syntax 10
Advanced Search 14
Quick Links 17
Language Tools 20
Anatomy of a Search Result 22
Setting Preferences 24
Understanding Google URLs 27
1. Browse the Google Directory
2. Glean a Snapshot of Google in Time
3. Visualize Google Results
4. Check Your Spelling
5. Google Phonebook: Let Google's Fingers Do the Walking
6. Look Up Definitions
7. Find Directories of Information
8. Cover Your Bases
9. Hack Your Own Google Search Form
10. Compare Google and Yahoo! Search Results
11. Cover Your Tracks
12. Improve Google's Memory
13. Find Out What Google Thinks ___ Is
14. Browse the World Wide Photo Album
15. Find Similar Images
16. Track Stocks
Chapter 2. Advanced Web
introduction
Assumptions 86
17. Assemble Advanced Search Queries
18. Like a Version: Search with Synonyms
19. Capture Google Results in a Google Box
20. Cook with Google
21. Permute a Query
22. Summarize Results by Domain
23. Measure Google Mindshare
24. SafeSearch Certify URLs
25. Search Google Topics
26. Run a Google Popularity Contest
27. Scrape Yahoo! Buzz for a Google Search
28. Compare Google's Results with Other Search Engines
29. Scattersearch with Yahoo! and Google
30. Yahoo! Directory Mindshare in Google
31. Spot Trends with Geotargeting
32. Bring the Google Calculator to the Command Line
33. Build Your Own Google Search Feeds
34. Search Google by Link Graph
35. Download Google Videos as AVI Files
Chapter 3. News and Blogs
Introduction
Google News 168
Google Groups 172
Blogs 177
Beyond Google for News and Blogs 180
36. Scrape Google News
37. Visualize Google News
38. Map Google News
39. Track Your Favorite Sites
40. Scrape Google Groups
41. Seek Out Blog Commentary
42. Glean Blog-Free Google Results
43. Find Blog Commentary for Any URL with a Single Click
44. Track Topics on Blogs over Time
45. Blog from Your Desktop
46. Program Blogger with PHP
Chapter 4. Extending Google
47. Keep Tabs on Your Searches with Google Alerts
48. Google Your Desktop
49. Google with Bookmarklets
50. Google from IRC
51. Google on the Go
52. Google over IM
53. Googlify Your Browser
54. Search with Google from Any Web Page
55. Customize the Firefox Quick Search Box
56. Build a Google Screensaver
57. Add a Feed to Google Quickly
58. Tame Long Google URLs
59. Autocomplete Search Terms as You Type
60. Refine Your Google Search
61. Make Google More Accessible for Low-Vision Users
62. Search for Lyrics on Google
Chapter 5. Google Maps
63. Think Global, Google Local
64. Get Around http://maps.google.com
65. Find Yourself (and Others) on Google Maps
66. Build Your Own Google Map
67. Add a Google Map to Your Web Site
68. Map Flickr Contacts
69. Fly Across the Earth
Chapter 6. Gmail
introduction
Signing Up 348
Gmail Search Syntax 348
Gmail Chat 351
Additional Resources 352
70. Create and Use Custom Addresses
71. Import Your Contacts into Gmail
72. Import Mail into Gmail
73. Export Your Gmail
74. Gmail on the Go
75. Use Gmail as a Linux Filesystem
76. Use Gmail as a Hard Drive
77. Program Gmail
78. Force Gmail to Use a Secure Connection
Chapter 7. Webmastering
introduction
Google's Importance to Webmasters 399
The Mysterious PageRank 400
The Equally Mysterious Ranking Algorithm 400
Tools for Webmasters 400
Keeping Up with Google's Changes 404
In a Word: Relax 405
79. A Webmaster's Introduction to Google
80. Get Inside the PageRank Algorithm
81. 26 Steps to 15 KB a Day
82. Be a Good Search Engine Citizen
83. Clean Up for a Google Visit
84. Remove Your Materials from Google
85. Get the Most Out of AdWords
86. Generate Google AdWords
87. Scrape Google AdWords
88. Add Search to Your Site
89. Feed News to Your Web Site
Chapter 8. Programming Google
introduction
Signing Up and Google's Terms 448
The Google Web APIs Developer's Kit 449
Using Your Google API Key 449
What's WSDL? 450
Understanding the Google API Query 451
Understanding the Google API Response 455
Beyond Web APIs 458
A Note on Spidering and Scraping 458
90. Program Google in Perl
91. Install the SOAP::Lite Perl Module
92. Program Google with the Net::Google Perl Module
93. Loop Around the 10-Result Limit
94. Program Google in Java
95. Program Google in Python
96. Program Google in C# and .NET
97. Program Google in VB.NET
98. Program Google with ColdFusion
99. Program Google with PHP 5
100. Program Google with VBScript
Appendix. Track News About GoogleIndex
Credits
Preface
Chapter 1. Web
introduction
Google Web Search Basics 1
Full-Word Wildcards 5
Special Syntax 6
Mixing Syntax 10
Advanced Search 14
Quick Links 17
Language Tools 20
Anatomy of a Search Result 22
Setting Preferences 24
Understanding Google URLs 27
1. Browse the Google Directory
2. Glean a Snapshot of Google in Time
3. Visualize Google Results
4. Check Your Spelling
5. Google Phonebook: Let Google's Fingers Do the Walking
6. Look Up Definitions
7. Find Directories of Information
8. Cover Your Bases
9. Hack Your Own Google Search Form
10. Compare Google and Yahoo! Search Results
11. Cover Your Tracks
12. Improve Google's Memory
13. Find Out What Google Thinks ___ Is
14. Browse the World Wide Photo Album
15. Find Similar Images
16. Track Stocks
Chapter 2. Advanced Web
introduction
Assumptions 86
17. Assemble Advanced Search Queries
18. Like a Version: Search with Synonyms
19. Capture Google Results in a Google Box
20. Cook with Google
21. Permute a Query
22. Summarize Results by Domain
23. Measure Google Mindshare
24. SafeSearch Certify URLs
25. Search Google Topics
26. Run a Google Popularity Contest
27. Scrape Yahoo! Buzz for a Google Search
28. Compare Google's Results with Other Search Engines
29. Scattersearch with Yahoo! and Google
30. Yahoo! Directory Mindshare in Google
31. Spot Trends with Geotargeting
32. Bring the Google Calculator to the Command Line
33. Build Your Own Google Search Feeds
34. Search Google by Link Graph
35. Download Google Videos as AVI Files
Chapter 3. News and Blogs
Introduction
Google News 168
Google Groups 172
Blogs 177
Beyond Google for News and Blogs 180
36. Scrape Google News
37. Visualize Google News
38. Map Google News
39. Track Your Favorite Sites
40. Scrape Google Groups
41. Seek Out Blog Commentary
42. Glean Blog-Free Google Results
43. Find Blog Commentary for Any URL with a Single Click
44. Track Topics on Blogs over Time
45. Blog from Your Desktop
46. Program Blogger with PHP
Chapter 4. Extending Google
47. Keep Tabs on Your Searches with Google Alerts
48. Google Your Desktop
49. Google with Bookmarklets
50. Google from IRC
51. Google on the Go
52. Google over IM
53. Googlify Your Browser
54. Search with Google from Any Web Page
55. Customize the Firefox Quick Search Box
56. Build a Google Screensaver
57. Add a Feed to Google Quickly
58. Tame Long Google URLs
59. Autocomplete Search Terms as You Type
60. Refine Your Google Search
61. Make Google More Accessible for Low-Vision Users
62. Search for Lyrics on Google
Chapter 5. Google Maps
63. Think Global, Google Local
64. Get Around http://maps.google.com
65. Find Yourself (and Others) on Google Maps
66. Build Your Own Google Map
67. Add a Google Map to Your Web Site
68. Map Flickr Contacts
69. Fly Across the Earth
Chapter 6. Gmail
introduction
Signing Up 348
Gmail Search Syntax 348
Gmail Chat 351
Additional Resources 352
70. Create and Use Custom Addresses
71. Import Your Contacts into Gmail
72. Import Mail into Gmail
73. Export Your Gmail
74. Gmail on the Go
75. Use Gmail as a Linux Filesystem
76. Use Gmail as a Hard Drive
77. Program Gmail
78. Force Gmail to Use a Secure Connection
Chapter 7. Webmastering
introduction
Google's Importance to Webmasters 399
The Mysterious PageRank 400
The Equally Mysterious Ranking Algorithm 400
Tools for Webmasters 400
Keeping Up with Google's Changes 404
In a Word: Relax 405
79. A Webmaster's Introduction to Google
80. Get Inside the PageRank Algorithm
81. 26 Steps to 15 KB a Day
82. Be a Good Search Engine Citizen
83. Clean Up for a Google Visit
84. Remove Your Materials from Google
85. Get the Most Out of AdWords
86. Generate Google AdWords
87. Scrape Google AdWords
88. Add Search to Your Site
89. Feed News to Your Web Site
Chapter 8. Programming Google
introduction
Signing Up and Google's Terms 448
The Google Web APIs Developer's Kit 449
Using Your Google API Key 449
What's WSDL? 450
Understanding the Google API Query 451
Understanding the Google API Response 455
Beyond Web APIs 458
A Note on Spidering and Scraping 458
90. Program Google in Perl
91. Install the SOAP::Lite Perl Module
92. Program Google with the Net::Google Perl Module
93. Loop Around the 10-Result Limit
94. Program Google in Java
95. Program Google in Python
96. Program Google in C# and .NET
97. Program Google in VB.NET
98. Program Google with ColdFusion
99. Program Google with PHP 5
100. Program Google with VBScript
Appendix. Track News About GoogleIndex
"Mit der fünften Auflage kann David Flanagan an die Erfolge der Reihe anknüpfen und stellt dem ambitionierten JavaScript-Entwickler ein umfassendes und aktuelles Handbuch zur Verfügung, das sowohl die Syntax der Sprache, alles über clientseitiges JavaScript und auch aktuelle Themen wie AJAX ausführlich behandelt. [...] Fazit: Mit JavaScript - The Definitive Guide ist David Flanagan die vielleicht umfassendste und beste Referenz zu JavaScript gelungen. Wer also möglichst effizient seine JavaScript-Anwendungen programmieren möchte, ist mit diesem Buch als Wegbegleiter gut beraten. Es sollte auf keinem Schreibtisch fehlen." -- Maandiko.de, Dezember 2006