As we move forward with JavaScript University, today, we’ll learn how to add event handlers to elements on the page. Unfortunately, this can be more cumbersome than we’d hope, due to the fact that Internet Explorer must always be the black sheep. Nevertheless, we’ll learn how to abstract these inconsistencies away to our custom utility function.
As with every JavaScript from Null screencast, it’s not essential that you view the previous entries in the series before watching.
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JavaScript University continues today as we learn about methods of the Array object, how to return values from functions, scope, and even your first animation.
Remember – though each new chapter builds upon the previous ones, you can still follow along perfectly well if you haven’t watched the other entries in the series!
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Now that we’re down to the end of 2009, what were some of the best web development and design tutorials and articles from the year? We’ll take a look at 120 of them!
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Continuing on with our JavaScript training, in this week’s screencast, we’ll review if, for, and while statements. Secondly, you’ll be introduced to the ternary operator, as well as a handful of the most useful methods of the String object.
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Continuing on from chapter one, we’ll now take things a step further as we learn about primitive datatypes, operators, if statements, and naming conventions.
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Thanks to the wide adoption of libraries like jQuery and Mootools, JavaScript’s popularity has skyrocketed in the last few years. However, in the process, an interesting thing occurred: many newer developers are learning these libraries without taking the time to actually learn about raw JavaScript techniques. What percentage of jQuery users don’t know how to fade out an element with only raw JS? My guess is that it’s much higher than many would think.
If you want to truly understand the library you’re working with, and improve your skill-set, it’s vital that you learn the fundamentals of raw JavaScript.
This screencast series focuses exclusively on JavaScript, and will take you from your first “Hello, World” alert up to more advanced topics.
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