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Marijn Haverbeke

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Completely revised and updated, the third edition of a best-selling introduction to programming in JavaScript focuses on writing real applications. Original.

Completely revised and updated, this best-selling introduction to programming in JavaScript focuses on writing real applications.

Eloquent JavaScript dives into the JavaScript language to show programmers how to write elegant, effective JavaScript code. Like any good programming book, Eloquent JavaScript begins with fundamentals--variables, control structures, functions, and data structures--then moves on to complex topics like object-oriented programming and regular expressions. This third edition introduces new features covering the 2017 version of JavaScript, such as class notation, arrow functions, iterators, async functions, template strings, and black scope. Author Marijn Haverbeke keeps the friendly tone and easy-to-follow explanations that made the original a hit, and he adds new exercises for readers to test their skills. Eloquent JavaScript will have readers fluent in the language of the web in no time, eloquently.

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Eloquent Javascript 3rd Edition is a worthy and much-needed update to the popular programming book. The fact that the book covers ES6 is worth a re-read, but the new edition goes above and beyond with new illustrations, a new exercise, and tighter writing. The 3rd edition of the book is substantially improved from its predecessors and worthy of the hype. Books on Code

"Its a smart, lean JavaScript tutorial that exists as an in-print book from No Starch Press, and a free, nicely formatted web version . . . easily the most enjoyable read in this list. And there are so many useful insights that you wont be bored." Matthew MacDonald, Medium's Young Coder

This is all the JavaScript knowledge youll need to hit the ground running in a JavaScript project . . . its a book I will be frequently revisiting as it has put JavaScript back on my radar. GeekTechStuff

This book would make a great addition to any developer's reference books . . . I really like the author's style of writing and clarity of explanations. The sample code and exercises also work, which can be a rare feature in tech-related books Gary Woodfine, Software Developer

I think this is one of the most enjoyable programming books Ive read. It covers the core features of the language concisely but then goes on to illustrate how to use those features. Ian Hopkinson, IanHopkinson.org

If youre at all interested in learning JavaScript, making this your first guide could mean the difference between getting discouraged and giving up and really getting into programming as a lifelong venture. Joshua Johnson, Design Shack

Marijn Haverbeke is a software philosopher and all-round genius. He also has a terrific sense of humor and writes both prose and code in a friendly and un-intimidating fashion. In common with the very best teachers he dispenses his wisdom with disarming simplicity. I became a better architect, author, mentor and developer because of this book. It deserves to share shelf space with Flannagan and Crockford. Angus Croll, Javascript We Blog

"A tour de force that takes you from the fundamentals to the heights of JavaScript mastery. Marijn Haverbekes conversational prose breathes life into JavaScript, making it accessible and engaging." Alex Maher, .NET C# dev

"The author, Marijn Haverbeke, has a great voice." Abu Sayed, Sayed.Cyou Blog

"One of the things that makes [ Eloquent JavaScript, 3rd Edition] so good is that it doesnt shy away from complexity . . . Haverbeke is a talented teacher, and he seems to have an intuitive understanding of how difficult concepts can be explained without oversimplifying them." Neil Abad, Book Review Buffs

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Completely revised and updated, this best-selling introduction to programming in JavaScript focuses on writing real applications.

Introduction

(1)

On Programming

(1)

Why Language Matters

(2)

What Is JavaScript?

(1)

Code, and What to Do with It

(1)

Overview of This Book

(1)

Typographic Conventions

(3)

PART I LANGUAGE

1 Values, Types, And Operators

(1)

Values

(1)

Numbers

(2)

Arithmetic

(1)

Special Numbers

(1)

Strings

(2)

Unary Operators

(1)

Boolean Values

(2)

Comparison

(1)

Logical Operators

(1)

Empty Values

(1)

Automatic Type Conversion

(2)

Short-Circuiting of Logical Operators

(1)

Summary

(3)

2 Program Structure

(18)

Expressions and Statements

(1)

Bindings

(2)

Binding Names

(1)

The Environment

(1)

Functions

(1)

The console.log Function

(1)

Return Values

(1)

Control Flow

(1)

Conditional Execution

(2)

While and do Loops

(2)

Indenting Code

(1)

For Loops

(1)

Breaking Out of a Loop

(1)

Updating Bindings Succinctly

(1)

Dispatching on a Value with switch

(1)

Capitalization

(1)

Comments

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(4)

Looping a Triangle

(1)

FizzBuzz

(1)

Chessboard

(3)

3 Functions

(18)

Defining a Function

(2)

Bindings and Scopes

(1)

Nested Scope

(1)

Functions as Values

(1)

Declaration Notation

(1)

Arrow Functions

(1)

The Call Stack

(1)

Optional Arguments

(1)

Closure

(2)

Recursion

(2)

Growing Functions

(2)

Functions and Side Effects

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(3)

Minimum

(1)

Recursion

(1)

Bean Counting

(3)

4 Data Structures: Objects And Arrays

(24)

The Weresquirrel

(1)

Data Sets

(1)

Properties

(1)

Methods

(1)

Objects

(3)

Mutability

(1)

The Lycanthrope's Log

(1)

Computing Correlation

(2)

Array Loops

(1)

The Final Analysis

(2)

Further Arrayology

(1)

Strings and Their Properties

(2)

Rest Parameters

(1)

The Math Object

(1)

Destructuring

(1)

JSON

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(5)

The Sum of a Range

(1)

Reversing an Array

(1)

A List

(1)

Deep Comparison

(3)

5 Higher-Order Functions

(14)

Abstraction

(1)

Abstracting Repetition

(1)

Higher-Order Functions

(1)

Script Data Set

(1)

Filtering Arrays

(1)

Transforming with map

(1)

Summarizing with reduce

(1)

Composability

(2)

Strings and Character Codes

(1)

Recognizing Text

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(2)

Flattening

(1)

Your Own Loop

(1)

Everything

(1)

Dominant Writing Direction

(2)

6 The Secret Life Of Objects

(20)

Encapsulation

(1)

Methods

(1)

Prototypes

(2)

Classes

101

(1)

Class Notation

102

(1)

Overriding Derived Properties

103

(1)

Maps

104

(1)

Polymorphism

105

(1)

Symbols

106

(1)

The Iterator Interface

107

(2)

Getters, Setters, and Statics

109

(2)

Inheritance

111

(1)

The instanceof Operator

112

(1)

Summary

112

(1)

Exercises

113

(4)

A Vector Type

113

(1)

Groups

113

(1)

Iterable Groups

114

(1)

Borrowing a Method

114

(3)

7 Project: A Robot

117

(12)

Meadowfield

117

(2)

The Task

119

(1)

Persistent Data

120

(1)

Simulation

121

(2)

The Mail Truck's Route

123

(1)

Pathfinding

123

(2)

Exercises

125

(4)

Measuring a Robot

125

(1)

Robot Efficiency

125

(1)

Persistent Group

126

(3)

8 Bugs And Errors

129

(16)

Language

129

(1)

Strict Mode

130

(1)

Types

131

(1)

Testing

132

(1)

Debugging

133

(1)

Error Propagation

134

(1)

Exceptions

135

(1)

Cleaning Up After Exceptions

136

(2)

Selective Catching

138

(2)

Assertions

140

(1)

Summary

141

(1)

Exercises

141

(4)

Retry

141

(1)

The Locked Box

141

(4)

9 Regular Expressions

145

(22)

Creating a Regular Expression

146

(1)

Testing for Matches

146

(1)

Sets of Characters

146

(2)

Repeating Parts of a Pattern

148

(1)

Grouping Subexpressions

149

(1)

Matches and Groups

149

(1)

The Date Class

150

(1)

Word and String Boundaries

151

(1)

Choice Patterns

152

(1)

The Mechanics of Matching

152

(1)

Backtracking

153

(2)

The replace Method

155

(1)

Greed

156

(1)

Dynamically Creating RegExp Objects

157

(1)

The search Method

158

(1)

The lastlndex Property

158

(2)

Looping Over Matches

160

(1)

Parsing an INI File

160

(2)

International Characters

162

(1)

Summary

163

(1)

Exercises

164

(3)

RegexpGolf

164

(1)

Quoting Style

165

(1)

Numbers Again

165

(2)

10 Modules

167

(14)

Modules as Building Blocks

168

(1)

Packages

168

(1)

Improvised Modules

169

(1)

Evaluating Data as Code

170

(1)

CommonJS

171

(2)

ECMAScript Modules

173

(1)

Building and Bundling

174

(1)

Module Design

175

(2)

Summary

177

(1)

Exercises

177

(4)

A Modular Robot

177

(1)

Roads Module

177

(1)

Circular Dependencies

178

(3)

11 Asynchronous Programming

181

(22)

Asynchronicity

182

(1)

Crow Tech

183

(1)

Callbacks

184

(2)

Promises

186

(1)

Failure

187

(1)

Networks Are Hard

188

(2)

Collections of Promises

190

(1)

Network Flooding

191

(1)

Message Routing

192

(2)

Async Functions

194

(2)

Generators

196

(1)

The Event Loop

197

(1)

Asynchronous Bugs

198

(2)

Summary

200

(1)

Exercises

200

(3)

Tracking the Scalpel

200

(1)

Building Promise.all

200

(3)

12 Project: A Programming Language

203

(16)

Parsing

203

(4)

The Evaluator

207

(1)

Special Forms

208

(2)

The Environment

210

(1)

Functions

211

(1)

Compilation

212

(1)

Cheating

213

(1)

Exercises

214

(5)

Arrays

214

(1)

Closure

214

(1)

Comments

214

(1)

Fixing Scope

215

(4)

PART II BROWSER

13 Javascript And The Browser

219

(8)

Networks and the Internet

219

(2)

The Web

221

(1)

HTML

221

(2)

HTML and JavaScript

223

(1)

In the Sandbox

224

(1)

Compatibility and the Browser Wars

225

(2)

14 The Document Object Model

227

(20)

Document Structure

227

(1)

Trees

228

(1)

The Standard

229

(1)

Moving Through the Tree

230

(1)

Finding Elements

231

(1)

Changing the Document

232

(1)

Creating Nodes

233

(2)

Attributes

235

(1)

Layout

235

(2)

Styling

237

(1)

Cascading Styles

238

(1)

Query Selectors

239

(1)

Positioning and Animating

240

(2)

Summary

242

(1)

Exercises

243

(4)

Build a Table

243

(1)

Elements by Tag Name

243

(1)

The Cat's Hat

244

(3)

15 Handling Events

247

(18)

Event Handlers

247

(1)

Events and DOM Nodes

248

(1)

Event Objects

249

(1)

Propagation

249

(2)

Default Actions

251

(1)

Key Events

251

(2)

Pointer Events

253

(3)

Mouse Clicks

253

(1)

Mouse Motion

254

(1)

Touch Events

255

(1)

Scroll Events

256

(1)

Focus Events

257

(1)

Load Event

258

(1)

Events and the Event Loop

258

(1)

Timers

259

(1)

Debouncing

260

(1)

Summary

261

(1)

Exercises

262

(3)

Balloon

262

(1)

Mouse Trail

262

(1)

Tabs

262

(3)

16 Project: A Platform Game

265

(22)

The Game

265

(1)

The Technology

266

(1)

Levels

267

(1)

Reading a Level

267

(2)

Actors

269

(3)

Encapsulation as a Burden

272

(1)

Drawing

273

(4)

Motion and Collision

277

(3)

Actor Updates

280

(2)

Tracking Keys

282

(1)

Running the Game

283

(2)

Exercises

285

(2)

Game Over

285

(1)

Pausing the Game

285

(1)

A Monster

285

(2)

17 Drawing On Canvas

287

(24)

SVG

288

(1)

The Canvas Element

288

(1)

Lines and Surfaces

289

(1)

Paths

290

(2)

Curves

292

(2)

Drawing a Pie Chart

294

(1)

Text

295

(1)

Images

295

(2)

Transformation

297

(2)

Storing and Clearing Transformations

299

(2)

Back to the Game

301

(4)

Choosing a Graphics Interface

305

(1)

Summary

306

(1)

Exercises

307

(4)

Shapes

307

(1)

The Pie Chart

307

(1)

A Bouncing Ball

308

(1)

Precomputed Mirroring

308

(3)

18 HTTP And Forms

311

(22)

The Protocol

311

(2)

Browsers and HTTP

313

(2)

Fetch

315

(1)

HTTP Sandboxing

316

(1)

Appreciating HTTP

316

(1)

Security and HTTPS

317

(1)

Form Fields

317

(2)

Focus

319

(1)

Disabled Fields

320

(1)

The Form as a Whole

320

(2)

Text Fields

322

(1)

Checkboxes and Radio Buttons

323

(1)

Select Fields

324

(1)

File Fields

325

(1)

Storing Data Client-Side

326

(2)

Summary

328

(1)

Exercises

329

(4)

Content Negotiation

329

(1)

A JavaScript Workbench

330

(1)

Conway's Game of Life

330

(3)

19 Project: A Pixel Art Editor

333

(20)

Components

334

(1)

The State

335

(1)

DOM Building

336

(1)

The Canvas

337

(2)

The Application

339

(3)

Drawing Tools

342

(2)

Saving and Loading

344

(2)

Undo History

346

(1)

Let's Draw

347

(1)

Why Is This So Hard?

348

(1)

Exercises

349

(4)

Keyboard Bindings

349

(1)

Efficient Drawing

349

(1)

Circles

350

(1)

Proper Lines

350

(3)

PART III NODE

20 Node.JS

353

(18)

Background

353

(1)

The node Command

354

(1)

Modules

355

(1)

Installing with NPM

356

(2)

Package Files

357

(1)

Versions

357

(1)

The File System Module

358

(2)

The HTTP Module

360

(1)

Streams

361

(2)

A File Server

363

(5)

Summary

368

(1)

Exercises

368

(3)

Search Tool

368

(1)

Directory Creation

368

(1)

A Public Space on the Web

369

(2)

21 Project: Skill-Sharing Website

371

(20)

Design

372

(1)

Long Polling

372

(1)

HTTP Interface

373

(2)

The Server

375

(6)

Routing

375

(1)

Serving Files

376

(1)

Talks as Resources

377

(3)

Long Polling Support

380

(1)

The Client

381

(6)

HTML

381

(1)

Actions

382

(1)

Rendering Components

383

(2)

Polling

385

(1)

The Application

386

(1)

Exercises

387

(4)

Disk Persistence

387

(1)

Comment Field Resets

388

(3)

22 Javascript And Performance

391

(16)

Staged Compilation

392

(1)

Graph Layout

392

(2)

Defining a Graph

394

(1)

Force-Directed Layout

395

(2)

Avoiding Work

397

(2)

Profiling

399

(1)

Function Inlining

400

(1)

Creating Less Garbage

401

(1)

Garbage Collection

402

(1)

Dynamic Types

403

(1)

Summary

404

(1)

Exercises

405

(2)

Pathfinding

405

(1)

Timing

405

(1)

Optimizing

406

(1)

Exercise Hints

407

(22)

Chapter 2 Program Structure

407

(22)

Looping a Triangle

407

(1)

FizzBuzz

407

(1)

Chessboard

408

(1)

Chapter 3 Functions

408

(1)

Minimum

408

(1)

Recursion

408

(1)

Bean Counting

409

(1)

Chapter 4 Data Structures: Objects and Arrays

409

(1)

The Sum of a Range

409

(1)

Reversing an Array

409

(1)

A List

410

(1)

Deep Comparison

410

(1)

Chapter 5 Higher-Order Functions

411

(1)

Everything

411

(1)

Dominant Writing Direction

411

(1)

Chapter 6 The Secret Life of Objects

411

(1)

A Vector Type

411

(1)

Groups

411

(1)

Iterable Groups

412

(1)

Borrowing a Method

412

(1)

Chapter 7 Project: A Robot

412

(1)

Measuring a Robot

412

(1)

Robot Efficiency

412

(1)

Persistent Group

413

(1)

Chapter 8 Bugs and Errors

413

(1)

Retry

413

(1)

The Locked Box

413

(1)

Chapter 9 Regular Expressions

413

(1)

Quoting Style

413

(1)

Numbers Again

414

(1)

Chapter 10 Modules

414

(1)

A Modular Robot

414

(1)

Roads Module

415

(1)

Circular Dependencies

415

(1)

Chapter 11 Asynchronous Programming

416

(1)

Tracking the Scalpel

416

(1)

Building Promise.all

416

(1)

Chapter 12 Project: A Programming Language

416

(1)

Arrays

416

(1)

Closure

417

(1)

Comments

417

(1)

Fixing Scope

417

(1)

Chapter 14 The Document Object Model

417

(1)

Build a Table

417

(1)

Elements by Tag Name

418

(1)

The Cat's Hat

418

(1)

Chapter 15 Handling Events

418

(1)

Balloon

418

(1)

Mouse Trail

418

(1)

Tabs

419

(1)

Chapter 16 Project: A Platform Game

419

(1)

Pausing the Game

419

(1)

A Monster

419

(1)

Chapter 17 Drawing on Canvas

420

(1)

Shapes

420

(1)

The Pie Chart

420

(1)

A Bouncing Ball

421

(1)

Precomputed Mirroring

421

(1)

Chapter 18 HTTP and Forms

422

(1)

Content Negotiation

422

(1)

A JavaScript Workbench

422

(1)

Conway's Game of Life

422

(1)

Chapter 19 Project: A Pixel Art Editor

423

(1)

Keyboard Bindings

423

(1)

Efficient Drawing

423

(1)

Circles

423

(1)

Proper Lines

424

(1)

Chapter 20 Node.js

424

(1)

Search Tool

424

(1)

Directory Creation

425

(1)

A Public Space on the Web

425

(1)

Chapter 21 Project: Skill-Sharing Website

425

(1)

Disk Persistence

425

(1)

Comment Field Resets

426

(1)

Chapter 22 JavaScript and Performance

426

(1)

Pathfinding

426

(1)

Optimizing

426

(3)

Index

429

Marijn Haverbeke is a programming language enthusiast and polyglot. He's worked on a wide range of software systems, from databases to compilers to editors. He runs a small business around his open source projects.

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