I've been working as a professional web developer since 1998, first for three successive employers, but since September 2002 as a freelancer. In these years I have not only exhaustively studied the client side disciplines, but also gained much experience in integrating the work of many specialists into one accessible, smoothly working website.
I've worked on the Concertgebouw site, corporate sites for all my employers, and I've given courses on HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Internet technology for non-technicians.
My skills comprise the client side disciplines, and especially client side programming. This includes, but is not limited to, HTML coding, copywriting and maintaining a good and smooth interaction.
JavaScript
In JavaScript programming I function on international guru level. See my JavaScript section for ample evidence. My own book, ppk on JavaScript, was published in August 2006. In addition, I serve as one of the editors of Flanagan's "JavaScript, the Definitive Guide", 5th edition, O'Reilly.
Whether you're an old-school scripter who needs to modernize your JavaScripting skills or a standards-aware Web developer who needs best practices and code examples, you'll welcome this guide from a JavaScript master. Other JavaScript books use example scripts that have little bearing on real-world Web development and are useful only in the chapter at hand. In contrast, Peter-Paul Koch's book uses eight real-world scripts he created for real-world clients in order to earn real-world money. That means the scripts are guaranteed to do something useful (and sellable!) that enhances the usability of the page they're used on. The book's example scripts include one that sorts a data table according to the user's search queries, a form validation script, a script that shows form fields only when the user needs them, a drop-down menu, and a data retrieval script that uses simple Ajax and shows the data in an animation. After an overview of JavaScript's purpose, Peter-Paul provides theoretical chapters on the context (jobs for JavaScript, CSS vs. JavaScript), the browsers (debugging, the arcana of the browser string), and script preparation.Then follow practical chapters on Core, BOM, Events, DOM, CSS Modification, and Data Retrieval, all of which are explained through a combination of theoretical instruction and the taking apart of the relevant sections of the example scripts.
Book positioning When I started writing the book I had a pretty good idea where I wanted it to fit into the JavaScript book market. Basically I wanted it to be exactly mid-way between Jeremy Keith's book and David Flanagan's, to sort of bridge the gap betwe...
评分看了这部书才知道ajax早在外国有了流行 国内基本延迟3年左右,ppk说ajax说ajax只是javascript加语言堆砌加N多所谓框架...新手,暂时没判断力...
评分我一直喜欢实践事例多余理论讲解的书。这本书坦率的讲不怎么适合我的胃口。前面几张理论讲的多,甚至js起源都讲了好些篇幅。而且不怎么透彻,可能是翻译的问题。最后一章讲jsDom还比较详细。有些事例代码比较繁琐而且代码已经过时了。关于那个下拉菜单其实纯js可以写的很简单。...
评分看了这部书才知道ajax早在外国有了流行 国内基本延迟3年左右,ppk说ajax说ajax只是javascript加语言堆砌加N多所谓框架...新手,暂时没判断力...
评分看了这部书才知道ajax早在外国有了流行 国内基本延迟3年左右,ppk说ajax说ajax只是javascript加语言堆砌加N多所谓框架...新手,暂时没判断力...
被此书的出版年份和开头那一堆背景知识吓退,去读了另一本高大全的书,磨磨蹭蹭看了好久,直到看不下去。今天无意中又捡起ppk来看,直接从Events读起,突然感觉到醍醐灌顶!ppk不愧是compatibility高手,一个用例的来龙去脉可以讲得这么清楚。一本讲解前端最恼人的浏览器兼容问题的书,居然可以让人看得停不下来,跪了。
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评分貌似这本是谈处理浏览器兼容的经典
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