JavaScript was standardized as ECMAScript a couple of years after its initial release. Static pages used to be the only thing on the web, but they are now all but extinct.) ( Static HTML pages, on the other hand, always look the same and do not change once they are loaded. DHTML pages make use of JavaScript statements and functions (similar to Java methods) to change their appearance and contents both as they are loading and after they are loaded. It was first shipped with the now-defunct Netscape browser in 1995. JavaScript is a fully-functional programming language that was designed to be embedded in an HTML page to create Dynamic HTML (DHTML). Think of it as an opportunity to experiment, try new things, and test out what you have already learned. But they’re not optional! You should read them and try the activities before moving on. They are here to give you something to do, to keep you engaged and thinking, and to break up the monotony of reading. Look for DIY (Do It Yourself) boxes like this throughout this text. It will also leverage your existing web design skills to get you creating client-side web applications in JavaScript more quickly. If you fit the profile above, this text will leverage your prior knowledge of programming to skim over stuff you already know and focus on the differences and unique capabilities of JavaScript, jQuery, and HTML5. They have designed simple web pages and written computer programs that are split up into multiple methods (possibly also multiple classes) to process user input and produce new output.
These students already have a good understanding of variables, data types, if statements, loops, methods, HTML elements (tags and attributes), and CSS rules (properties and values). not using a WYSIWYG editor like DreamWeaver). When Mohawk students first encounter JavaScript, they have completed a programming course in Java and a first course in web design, in which they were asked to write HTML and CSS by hand (i.e.
If you are a Mohawk student or if you have just completed an introductory course in Java, JavaScript for Mohawk Students was written just for you!
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