JavaScript Books

How to Program Html Frames: Interface Design With JavaScript
by Jason Teague

This book provides not only the code you need to be able to set up a web site using frames, but also the details on how frames code works in different situations, and the differences in how frames work in different browsers. How to keep your Web site consistent and easy to use. How to use JavaScript to add functionality to your frames. Step-by-step instructions for planning and implementing your Web site. How to use graphic, colors, and different layouts to make an attractive and useful Web site. Real world examples of successful Web sites that use frames. Tips and tricks that can improve your Web site and save you from some of the embarrassing pit-falls of using frames.

JavaScript for Dummies
by Emily A. Vander Veer

This is a down-to-earth practical guide for would-be Web page builders who want to use JavaScript to create dynamic Web pages without having to find out how to use a difficult programming language. The book starts by explaining what JavaScript is and how it can be used. In just a few hours users will be able to grasp Java basics and write code.

JavaScript: The Definitive Guide
by David Flanagan

This book is a definitive guide for JavaScript. The first eight chapters document the core JavaScript language, and the next six describe how JavaScript works on the client side to interact with the web browser and with the web page. These chapters are followed by a complete reference section that documents every object, property, method, event handler, function, and constructor used by client-side JavaScript. This book also covers the use of JavaScript on web servers, as well as the object, properties, and methods of server-side JavaScript. A separate reference section documents the interaction between JavaScript and HTML -- mainly aspects of HTML that relate to JavaScript.