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JavaScript:Creating Dynamic Web Pages
Elizabeth Gandy and Simon Stobart

JavaScript: Creating Dynamic Web Pages is a practical and comprehensive publication that explains how to develop some of the most interesting and clever features being employed on today’s websites.
This book will guide students and intermediate developers how to use JavaScript for their own development needs.

This publication has been written for intermediate web developers who have some experience of creating web pages using HTML. This includes students at the intermediate or advanced levels of computer science, Internet engineering and multimedia degree courses, masters students or recent graduates. It could also be of benefit to both undergraduate and masters project students who have a requirement to produce a dynamic web system and require examples and instructions on what can be achieved.
JavaScript: Creating Dynamic Web Pages focuses on the practical use of the language and will help the reader to achieve the dynamic effects they are looking for.

The authors of this publication are two experienced computing and technology lecturers.

Key Features:

• Learn the fundamentals of JavaScript and put this knowledge into practice.
• Learn to generate interactive and dynamic web pages.
• Increase your understanding of how some effects on existing web pages have been created.
• Practical, hands-on advice throughout the book.
• Helpful advice on problems that may be encountered.

Contents

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Authors:

Elizabeth Gandy is a Senior Lecturer in Software Engineering at the University of Sunderland’s School of Computing and Technology. She has taught on a number of degree courses and has used JavaScript extensively, both in private companies and whilst lecturing.

Dr Simon Stobart is a Principal Lecturer at the University of Sunderland’s School of Computing and Technology and is currently responsible for coordination and management of taught postgraduate programmes within the School of Computing and Technology. He is an experienced author with this being the sixth textbook that he has written.