Javascript: The Complete Reference teaches novice web developers how to revolutionize their HTML code with the power of Javascript. The book teaches readers about the syntax and the programming constructs of the language, helping them understand how web pages interact with one another. It helps them build innovative and user-friendly UI that is user-centric and easy to view on both mobile and desktop platforms. It also teaches readers about cross-browser compatibility and helps them understand the latest changes in Javascript. It also teaches readers how to use HTML5 and the APIs which make it the brilliant web development language that it is.
About the Authors
Thomas Powell is an American academic and web developer. He has also written HTML & CSS: The Complete Reference and Ajax: The Complete Reference.
Fritz Schneider is a Google Software Engineer and writer. He has also co-written How to Do Everything with Google.
